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CHICAGO

EMPLOYMENT BY YEAR: 1993-201236 17-32

CONTENTSIntroductionHighlightsCounty AnalysisTechnical NotesGeographic Definitions and Special CommentsMapGeographic Areas of Subrban Cook County

Suburban Unclassified and MiscellaneousMunicipalities by County

Summary of Private Sector Industires

Where Workers Work Announcement

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1 Chicago Metro Area by County2 Cook County by Geographic Area2A Northwest Suburban Cook County by MajorCommunity2B Southwest Suburban Cook County by MajorCommunity2C West Suburban Cook County by MajorCommunity2D North Suburban Cook County by MajorCommunity2E South Suburban Cook County by MajorCommunity3 Du Page County by Major Community4 Lake County by Major Community

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5 Kane County by Major Community6 Will County by Major Community7 Mc Henry County by Major Community

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8 By Geographic District9 Central Business District10 Outer Business District11 North District12 South District13 West Central District14 Northwest District15 Far South District16 Southwest District

ESTABLISHMENTS BY YEAR: 1993-201233-35 Metro by County/Community60

Introduction

Where Workers Work features basic private sector employment totals (i.e., employment covered by the Illinois Unemployment Insurance Act) for six northeastern Illinois counties (Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, McHenry and Will), major communities in each of these counties, and zip codes within the City of Chicago. This is not the Chicago Metropolitan Division (MD). As of June 2003, the definition of the Chicago MD includes eight counties: Cook, DeKalb, DuPage, Grundy, Kane, Kendall, Lake, McHenry and Will counties. Lake County is included in the Lake County-Kenosha County, IL-WI MD. Data for the other three Illinois counties (DeKalb, Kendall and Grundy) that are included in the Chicago MD, but not part of this report, are available at http://www.ides.illinois.gov/page.aspx?item=914.

Where Workers Work utilizes administrative data collected under the Illinois Unemployment Insurance Act. The Act requires employers to report employment and payroll information. This information becomes part of the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages database (ES-202) on which Where Workers Work is based. The Act does not require employers to report their employment by individual

work locations. However, data in Where Workers Work do, wher-ever possible, reflect actual worksites of work locations.

Effective with the 1998-89 edition, O'Hare International Airport was reported as part of the City of Chicago rather than Northwest Suburban Cook; appropriate adjustments have been made so that the historical data shown in this edition also reflect that change. Effective with the 1972 edition, more than 20 new suburban communities were broken out from "miscellaneous" and "unclassi-fied" groupings and are so noted. Effective with 2002 data, another 19 breakouts were added and are so noted. Finally, the zip code 60648 is no longer shown because the zip code has been deleted by the U.S. Postal Service.

The industry breakouts in these tables are identified by name and by NAICS (North American Industry Classification System) code. The data tables for Where Workers Work began using NAICS in 2011. The data tables used Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) industry coding prior to 2001. Data for employment is not compa-rable at the industry level for SIC and NAICS.


Highlights The preliminary 2012 total for UI-covered (private sector) employment in the metro area increased to 3,261,253 - which is up 2.2% or 68,827 jobs.

Employment levels increased in Cook County and all of the 5 collar counties Total Metro up 2.2 percent or 68,827 for a total of 3,261,253 Cook County up 1.8 percent or 35,961 for a total of 2,073,558 Du Page County up 2.0 percent or 9,760 for a total of 509,888 Kane County up 2.8 percent or 4,456 for a total of 160,955 Lake County up 4.1 percent or 10,809 for a total of 272,836 Mc Henry County up 2.4 percent or 1,832 for a total of 76,677 Will County up 3.7 percent or 6,009 for a total of 167,339 City of Chicago up 3.6 percent or 37,031 for a total of 1,071,227

The number of establishments increased overall for the Chicago Metro Area The number of establishments doing business in the Chicago metro area increased 3,800 (+1.6%) from 2011 to 2012p (p=preliminary data) for a total of 243,995. Cook County had an increase of 2,581 (+1.8%), which included an increase of 1,768 (+2.6%) for the City of Chicago. Du Page County increased by 444 (+1.2%) establishments, Lake County by 313 (+1.4%), Mc Henry County by 10 (+0.1%), Will County by 400 (+2.7%), and Kane County by 52 (+0.4%).


Cook CountyCook County had an increase in private sector employment of 35,961 (+1.8%) from March, 2011 to March, 2012. The City of Chicago had an increase in employment of 37,031 (+3.6%). Industry sectors with the biggest employment increases in the county during that time period were Accommodations & Food Services (8,209; +4.3%), Professional, Scientific & Technical Services (6,115; +3.3%), Health Care & Social Assistance (5,533; +1.8%), Retail Trade (4,500; +2.1%), Information (2,118; +4.1%), and Arts, Entertainment & Recreation (2,662; +9.0%). Industries with significant employment losses were Finance & Insurance (-1,811; -1.2%), and Manufacturing (-1,133; -0.6%).

Du Page CountyDu Page County had an increase in private sector employment of 9,760 (+2.0%) from March, 2011 to March, 2012. The biggest increases in industry employment occurred in Management of Companies & Enterprises (3,032; +14.3%), Professional, Scientific & Technical Services (1,700; +3.5%), Wholesale Trade (1,406; +3.1%), Transportation & Warehousing (1,065; +5.0%), Manufacturing (1,324; +2.6%), and Health Care & Social Assistance (1,274; +2.3%). The industries with the biggest declines in employment were Construction (-505; -2.6%), and Information (-322; -3.1%).

Kane CountyKane County had an increase in private sector employment of 4,456 (+2.8%) from March, 2011 to March, 2012. Administrative & Support, Waste Management & Remediation Services (2,668; +19.9%), Manufacturing (627; +2.1%), Health Care & Social Assistance (528; +2.3%), Real Estate & Rental & Leasing (188; +14.2%), Accommodations & Food Services (234; +1.7%), Arts, Entertainment & Recreation (204; +4.3%), and Wholesale Trade (288; +2.5%) had the biggest increases in industry employment. The industries having the biggest declines in employment were Transportation & Warehousing (-283; -8.3%), and Retail Trade (-340; -1.7%).

Lake CountyLake County had an increase in private sector employment of 10,809 (+4.1%) from March, 2011 to March, 2012. The biggest increases in industry employment occurred in Administrative & Support, Waste Management & Remediation Services (7,596; +39.7%), Transportation & Warehousing (559; +12.1%), Wholesale Trade (591; +2.8%), Educational Services (250; +4.6%), Arts, Entertainment & Recreation (363; +7.3%), and Finance & Insurance (335; +2.3%). The industries with declines in employment included Information (-196; -5.2%), and Construction (-165; -1.9%).

Mc Henry CountyMc Henry County had an increase in private sector employment of 1,832 (+2.4%) from March, 2011 to March, 2012. The biggest increases in industry employment occurred in Retail Trade (593; +4.7%), Administrative & Support, Waste Management & Remediation Services (389; +7.3%), Health Care & Social Assistance (279; +2.9%), Accommodations & Food Services (208; +2.9%), Wholesale Trade (159; +3.3%), and Construction (203; +4.3%). The industries having the biggest declines in employment were Transportation & Warehousing (-57; -4.0%), and Real Estate & Rental & Leasing (-63; -10.0%).

Will CountyWill County had an increase in private sector employment of 6,009 (+3.7%) from March, 2011 to March, 2012. The biggest increases in industry employment occurred in Health Care & Social Assistance (889; +4.0%), Retail Trade (957; +3.6%), Administrative & Support, Waste Management & Remediation Services (806; +8.5%), Accommodations & Food Services (687; +4.3%), Professional, Scientific & Technical Services (624; +8.9%), Transportation & Warehousing (494; +5.1%), and Construction (321; +3.5%). The industries with declines in employment included Information (-258, -9.1%).

County Analysis


special comments

Where Workers Work utilizes administrative data collected under the Illinois UnemploymentInsurance Act. The Act requires employers to report their employment, and thisinformation becomes part of the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages database(ES-202) on which Where Workers Work is based. The Act does not require employers toreport their employment by work location.

It should also be noted that specific community data may be impacted to a significant

technical notesData in Where Workers Work are: 1) preliminary for the most current year, 2) as ofMarch for each year, 3) subject to revision in subsequent years, and 4) based oninformation collected under the Illinois Unemployment Insurance (UI) Act: TheIllinois UI Act covers any employer of one or more workers in each of 20 or morecalendar weeks or with a payroll of at least $1,500 in any calendar quarter in thecurrent or preceding calendar year. Data are for the private sector and excludegovernment workers.

geographic definitions

CHICAGO METRO AREA: Cook, Du Page, Kane, Lake, Mc Henry, and Will counties. This isnot the Chicago Metropolitan Division (MD). As of June 2003, the definition of the Chicago MD includes eight counties: Cook, De Kalb, Du Page, Grundy, Kane, Kendall, Lake, Mc Henry, and Will counties. Lake County is included in the Lake County-Kenosha County, IL-WI MD. These two MDs combine with a third, Gary, IN MD, to form the Chicago-Naperville-Joliet, IL-IN-WIMetropolitan Statistical Area (MSA).

MISCELLANEOUS UNCLASSIFIED: A grouping of suburban communities or geographic areas that cannot be shown separately because none has been assigned a unique code. An explanation ofMiscellaneous Suburban Areas is provided on pages 8-11 of this file.

extent by employer reporting inconsistencies.


Suburban Unclassified& Miscellaneous Municipalities by County

BannockburnLake County Unclassified

Beach Park

Buffalo Grove*

Deer Park

Downey

Edison Square

Fox Lake*

Gages Lake

Great Lakes

Green Oaks

Gurnee*

Hainesville

Hawthorn Woods

Highwood

Indian Creek

Ingleside

Island Lake

Kildeer

Lake Barrington

Lake Bluff*

Lake Villa*

Lincolnshire*

Tower Lakes

Vernon Hills*

Wadsworth

Wheeling

Winthrop Harbor

Round Lake Miscellaneous

Round Lake

Round Lake Beach

Round Lake Heights

Round Lake Park

HuntleyKane County Unclassified

Valley View

Sleepy Hollow

* now separate

Kane CountyAurora MiscellaneousBig Rock

Elburn*

Kaneville

Lafox

Mooseheart

North Aurora*

Sugar Grove*

Troxel

Elgin Miscellaneous

Bowes

Burlington

Coleman

Gilberts

Hampshire

Lily Lake

Maple Park

Pingree Grove

Plato Center

Richardson

Virgil

Wasco

Youngsdale

Lindenhurst

Long Grove*

Mettawa

North Barrington

Old Mill Creek

Park City

Prairie

Ravinia

Riverwoods

Russell

Third Lake



Will County Unclassified

Braidwood

Channahon

Crest Hill

Custer Park

Elwood

Frankfort*

Bolingbrook* Godley

Manhattan

Mokena*

Naperville*

New Lenox*

Park Forest South

Rockdale

Romeoville*

Shorewood

Steger

Symerton

Tinley Park

University Park

Wilmington

Beecher

Crete

Monee

Peotone

Will County Miscellaneous

Mc Henry Shores

Oakwood Hills

Prairie Grove

Richmond

Ringwood

Holiday Hills

Huntley*

Lake in the Hills

Lakemoor

Mc Cullom Lake

Mc Henry County UnclassifiedAlden

Bull Valley

Fox River Grove

Fox River Valley Gardens

Hebron* now separate

Solon Mills

Spring Grove*

Sunnyside

Union

Wonder Lake



East Du Page Miscellaneous

Du Page County

Belmont

Burr Ridge*

Clarendon Hills

Darien

Lisle*

Westmont*

Willowbrook*

Woodridge*

Oakbrook Terrace*

Argonne

Northwest Du Page MiscellaneousBartlett

Bloomingdale*

Cloverdale

Glendale Hts*

Keeneyville

Medinah

Ontarioville

Wayne

West Du Page MiscellaneousHighland Hills

Itasca*

Winfield

York Center

Southwest Du Page MiscellaneousEola

Warrenville

Du Page Unclassified

Aurora*

Bolingbrook*

Hanover Park

Valley View

* now separate



East Chicago HeightsChicago Heights Miscellaneous

Flossmoor

Ford Heights

Glenwood

Lynwood

Matteson

Olympia Fields

Richton Park

Sauk Village

South Chicago Heights

Steger

Barrington Hills

Far Northwest SuburbanMiscellaneous

Bartlett

Hanover Park

South Barrington

Streamwood

North Suburban Miscellaneous

Golf

Kenilworth

Techny*

Glencoe

Cook UnclassifiedAshburn

Auburn Park

Austin

Indian Head Park

Orland Hills

Roselle

University Park

Westhaven

La Grange MiscellaneousCountryside

Hodgkins

Justice

LaGrange Park

Riverside

Western Springs

Northwest Suburban MiscellaneousBuffalo Grove*

Hoffman Estates*

Inverness

Prospect Heights

Southwest Suburban MiscellaneousBurbank

Hickory Hills

Hometown

Merrionette Park

Palos Heights

Palos Hills

Palos Park

Worth

Elgin MiscellaneousElgin (Cook County portion)

Cicero Miscellaneous

Stickney

Forest View

* now separate

BerkeleyWest Suburban Miscellaneous

North Riverside

Robbins

Thornton

Tinley Park*

Harvey MiscellaneousBurnham

Calumet Park

Country Club Hills

Crestwood

Dixmoor

East Hazelcrest

Homewood

Markham

Orland Park

Phoenix

Posen

Cook County


2-digit industries labeled (G) are considered Goods-Producing Industries and 2-digit industries labeled (S) are consideredService-Providing Industries. Manufacturing is broken out into its 3-digit industry components.

Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting (11) (G)Mining (21) (G)Utilities (22) (S)Construction (23) (G)Manufacturing (31-33) (G) Food (311) Beverage & Tobacco (312) Textile Mills (313) Textile Product Mills (314) Apparel (315) Leather & Allied Products (316) Wood Products (321) Paper (322) Printing & Related Support (323) Petroleum & Coal Products (324) Chemical (325) Plastics & Rubber Products (326) Nonmetallic Mineral Products (327) Primary Metal (331) Fabricated Metal (332) Machinery (333) Computer & Electronic (334) Electrical Equipment and Appliances (335) Transportation Equipment (336) Furniture & Related Products (337) Miscellaneous Manufacturing (339)

Wholesale Trade (42) (S)Retail Trade (44-45) (S)Transportation & Warehousing (48-49) (S)Information (58-(S)Finance & Insurance (52) (S)Real Estate & Rental & Leasing (53) (S)Professional, Scientific & y, Fishing & Hunting (11) (G)Management of Companies & Enterprises (55) (S)Administrative & Waste Services (56) (S)Educational Services (61) (S)Health Care & Social Assistance (62) (S)Arts, Entertainment & Recreation (71) (S)Accommodations & Food Services (72) (S)Other Services (81) (S)Unclassified (99) (S)

Sector 92 (Public Administration) employment is not included inthis publication. Public Administration is considered a Service-Producing industry.

Summary of Private Sector Industriesin the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) coding structure


Where Workers Work Announcement

The Where Workers Work publication features employment totals that are broken out by the North American Industry Classification System(NAICS) categories. NAICS provides industry categories which better reflect the United States and Illinois economies.

Industries are organized on the basis of their production activities (supply) alone, as opposed to the mixture of supply and demandcharacteristics used to classify industries under the SIC. NAICS also standardizes the classification system of the 3 partners in theNorth American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA): the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

More information on NAICS can be found at the following Web address:http://www.census.gov and clicking on the link to NAICS or through this direct Web address: http://www.census.gov/eos/www/naics.

The Where Workers Work data tables are available on the Internet through this link: http://lmi.ides.state.il.us/wwwork.htm.

DataTable Notes

In the following tables A/ represents numbers omitted to avoid disclosure of individual data.

The institution of multiple worksite coding precludes the comparison of data beginning with 1991 with data from earlier years.

City of Chicago includes O’Hare International Airport.


TABLE 1: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN CHICAGO METRO AREABY COUNTYMarch 2012pCOOK Du PAGE LAKE KANE WILL Mc HENRY

METRO COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTYINDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL

ALL INDUSTRIES 3,261,253 2,073,558 509,888 272,836 160,955 167,339 76,677

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 2,288 284 342 475 569 263 355MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL AND GAS EXTRACTION (21) 883 415 96 39 89 203 41UTILITIES (22) 10,175 4,008 2,444 1,621 210 1,792 100CONSTRUCTION (23) 105,545 56,824 18,558 8,510 7,129 9,599 4,925MANUFACTURING (31-33) 357,094 192,390 52,024 47,777 30,081 19,512 15,310 FOOD 44,377 31,308 5,511 1,478 2,888 2,078 1,114 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 3,486 2,335 126 37 704 284 0 TEXTILE MILLS 645 288 24 150 87 0 96 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 2,495 1,702 210 205 185 80 113 APPAREL 2,672 2,551 95 9 3 14 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 647 424 3 179 17 24 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 1,868 963 294 164 238 139 70 PAPER 16,274 9,771 2,423 1,436 1,410 1,048 186 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 21,374 11,963 4,293 1,266 1,595 782 1,475 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 2,809 1,567 33 61 60 803 285 CHEMICAL 33,754 11,313 2,761 14,704 1,858 2,600 518 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 26,902 9,301 4,174 5,004 4,119 1,486 2,818 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 6,539 3,462 586 532 966 477 516 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 8,430 5,825 576 298 907 369 455 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 60,742 32,728 10,750 6,633 5,392 2,479 2,760 MACHINERY 34,464 16,403 6,357 2,964 3,564 3,330 1,846 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 25,155 10,579 6,216 4,398 1,497 1,749 716 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 18,617 11,852 2,609 1,108 1,878 257 913 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 14,987 10,791 2,293 645 824 339 95 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 7,290 4,672 652 499 644 662 161 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 23,567 12,592 2,038 6,007 1,245 512 1,173WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 198,007 99,072 47,015 21,901 11,934 13,141 4,944RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 383,774 223,339 61,120 38,888 19,648 27,673 13,106TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 151,655 109,282 22,484 5,168 3,122 10,239 1,360INFORMATION (51) 73,891 53,687 10,064 3,548 3,138 2,585 869FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 204,189 143,559 30,089 15,008 7,240 5,989 2,304REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 54,923 39,527 8,131 3,123 1,512 2,063 567PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 282,551 192,783 49,798 20,097 9,050 7,653 3,170MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 79,563 44,599 24,306 7,481 815 1,683 679ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 279,781 173,838 47,139 26,712 16,092 10,291 5,709EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 119,739 89,658 16,559 5,627 3,123 3,558 1,214HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 464,092 319,597 56,903 31,366 23,166 23,023 10,037ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 52,514 32,119 5,099 5,352 4,894 3,588 1,462ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 299,004 199,813 39,323 21,903 13,763 16,750 7,452OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 137,856 95,944 18,012 8,126 5,307 7,431 3,036UNCLASSIFIED (99) 3,729 2,820 382 114 73 303 37


TABLE 2: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN COOK COUNTYBY GEOGRAPHIC AREA

March 2012pCOOK CITY OF NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST WEST NORTH SOUTH

COUNTY CHICAGO* SUBURBAN SUBURBAN SUBURBAN SUBURBAN SUBURBAN COOKINDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL TOTAL COOK COOK COOK COOK COOK UNCLASS

ALL INDUSTRIES 2,073,558 1,071,227 393,170 169,375 109,744 176,948 141,739 11,355

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 284 38 38 11 1 47 143 6MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL AND GAS EXTRACTION (21) 415 195 28 118 6 0 68 0UTILITIES (22) 4,008 3,272 147 30 390 71 92 6CONSTRUCTION (23) 56,824 18,845 15,274 6,665 4,611 5,147 5,361 921MANUFACTURING (31-33) 192,390 65,304 48,879 22,985 24,421 13,334 17,046 421 FOOD 31,308 16,506 3,945 3,802 3,256 1,859 1,873 67 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 2,335 513 305 274 1,222 8 13 0 TEXTILE MILLS 288 223 20 2 8 16 14 5 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 1,702 1,294 176 105 0 32 95 0 APPAREL 2,551 1,581 618 187 23 130 8 4 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 424 342 8 40 21 0 3 10 WOOD PRODUCTS 963 389 239 97 165 24 45 4 PAPER 9,771 3,636 1,943 2,639 933 350 191 79 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 11,963 3,457 4,667 903 2,050 584 297 5 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 1,567 387 20 962 38 9 151 0 CHEMICAL 11,313 2,947 1,679 1,210 2,379 811 2,281 6 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 9,301 1,623 2,470 2,274 1,102 651 1,174 7 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 3,462 1,022 557 674 199 168 842 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 5,825 1,860 505 658 490 209 2,088 15 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 32,728 9,520 10,772 3,143 5,419 1,419 2,342 113 MACHINERY 16,403 2,578 5,084 3,303 2,285 2,029 1,076 48 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 10,579 1,558 7,183 826 239 716 54 3 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 11,852 3,636 3,705 203 571 1,427 2,299 11 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 10,791 5,392 983 513 1,805 494 1,597 7 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 4,672 3,018 605 200 408 117 324 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 12,592 3,822 3,395 970 1,808 2,281 279 37WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 99,072 35,229 32,790 8,791 7,837 8,069 5,644 712RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 223,339 89,350 48,548 22,840 12,690 21,226 27,326 1,359TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 109,282 58,926 14,422 16,678 6,522 3,557 8,695 482INFORMATION (51) 53,687 35,344 9,645 1,132 1,330 3,989 1,882 365FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 143,559 103,843 19,573 4,438 2,821 7,908 4,586 390REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 39,527 25,035 6,307 2,451 1,269 2,585 1,678 202PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 192,783 133,890 30,096 6,290 3,615 13,970 4,060 862MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 44,599 14,129 14,544 514 1,442 13,245 516 209ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 173,838 90,247 42,143 14,751 7,854 8,910 9,229 704EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 89,658 58,911 4,518 4,569 3,231 14,966 3,029 434HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 319,597 157,635 49,883 32,219 19,940 30,150 28,318 1,452ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 32,119 16,775 5,891 2,634 884 4,256 1,552 127ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 199,813 107,183 35,458 15,328 6,773 17,279 16,001 1,791OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 95,944 55,452 14,769 6,666 4,009 8,064 6,279 705UNCLASSIFIED (99) 2,820 1,624 217 265 98 175 234 207


TABLE 2A: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN NORTHWEST SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2012pNW ARLING- ELK HAR- HOFF- MT

SUBURBAN TON BARRING- BUFFALO DES GROVE WOOD MAN PROS-

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL HEIGHTS TON GROVE PLAINES VILLAGE HEIGHTS ESTATES PECT NILESALL INDUSTRIES 393,170 45,386 3,688 2,438 38,505 48,794 2,380 23,199 14,754 17,857

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 38 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 28 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 147 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 15,274 1,713 191 45 1,551 2,354 48 482 753 582MANUFACTURING (31-33) 48,879 2,153 29 10 6,081 12,396 827 917 1,509 2,096 FOOD 3,945 58 A/ 0 242 1,090 0 53 111 A/ BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 305 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ TEXTILE MILLS 20 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 176 A/ 0 0 A/ 89 0 0 A/ 0 APPAREL 618 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 8 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 239 A/ 0 0 66 112 0 0 0 0 PAPER 1,943 0 0 0 A/ 1,172 A/ 0 A/ 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 4,667 171 A/ A/ 660 1,613 A/ 58 A/ 796 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 20 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ CHEMICAL 1,679 233 0 0 59 270 0 0 A/ A/ PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 2,470 A/ 0 0 583 1,101 A/ A/ A/ A/ NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 557 A/ 0 A/ 51 173 0 0 0 A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 505 A/ 0 0 0 29 0 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 10,772 248 0 0 1,027 3,115 363 A/ 173 395 MACHINERY 5,084 431 0 0 313 1,211 A/ 205 573 202 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 7,183 161 0 0 164 1,196 A/ A/ A/ 86 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 3,705 235 0 0 1,050 103 A/ 0 A/ A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 983 62 0 0 A/ 88 0 0 A/ 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 605 A/ 0 0 88 170 0 0 A/ A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 3,395 376 A/ 0 776 852 A/ A/ A/ 57WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 32,790 3,217 163 95 3,996 6,403 115 1,182 1,425 1,712RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 48,548 6,151 636 415 2,369 1,990 404 2,248 3,163 5,787TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 14,422 414 A/ A/ 2,638 3,757 A/ 182 306 518INFORMATION (51) 9,645 681 42 A/ 646 750 A/ 2,875 741 357FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 19,573 1,477 285 110 1,394 623 109 932 923 609REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 6,307 816 91 83 1,456 569 26 172 288 224PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 30,096 7,620 462 115 2,736 2,752 41 1,054 832 592MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 14,544 605 A/ A/ 1,935 262 0 5,704 685 97ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 42,143 4,531 197 A/ 2,852 8,007 A/ 520 1,267 471EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 4,518 638 A/ A/ 457 153 A/ 268 220 520HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 49,883 10,571 726 329 5,440 5,146 182 4,444 724 2,131ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 5,891 643 73 A/ A/ 60 0 251 24 135ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 35,458 2,575 276 298 2,148 1,968 441 1,636 1,228 1,479OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 14,769 1,564 200 79 1,249 1,574 99 314 657 528UNCLASSIFIED (99) 217 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 9 19



March 2012pNW FAR

NOR- PALA- PARK ROLLING ROSE- SCHAUM- SCHILLER WHEEL- ELGIN SUB NW SUB

INDUSTRY (NAICS) RIDGE TINE RIDGE MEADOWS MONT BURG PARK ING MISC MISC MISCALL INDUSTRIES 6,654 18,811 15,936 17,320 16,293 71,548 6,301 20,236 3,578 6,473 13,019

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/UTILITIES (22) 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 134 817 424 1,715 349 1,636 182 1,194 283 206 615MANUFACTURING (31-33) 298 2,134 59 3,641 680 3,700 2,367 7,779 846 64 1,293 FOOD 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 841 359 362 A/ A/ 110 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 APPAREL 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 PAPER 0 0 0 0 0 160 0 496 0 0 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 0 23 26 A/ 0 448 25 362 A/ A/ 146 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ CHEMICAL 0 289 0 A/ A/ 52 A/ 535 A/ A/ 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 0 182 0 0 0 85 A/ 298 0 0 0 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 43 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 137 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS A/ 180 A/ 141 45 562 918 2,638 A/ A/ 645 MACHINERY A/ 30 A/ 156 A/ 609 658 404 A/ A/ 51 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 520 67 1,554 0 0 112 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 0 A/ 0 A/ 448 52 109 A/ 0 0 A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 49 87 A/ 0 A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 0 A/ 0 0 0 48 9 A/ A/ A/ 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 0 78 8 A/ A/ 292 A/ 560 0 A/ A/WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 126 869 346 2,477 1,425 5,446 380 2,307 145 162 799RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 1,871 2,683 1,114 1,239 382 12,515 235 1,699 897 193 2,557TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) A/ 2,350 100 131 441 1,629 423 937 77 65 200INFORMATION (51) 50 96 395 853 398 1,354 A/ A/ A/ A/ 163FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 241 1,040 659 1,169 1,379 5,931 120 260 34 1,735 543REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 13 286 203 184 577 826 49 157 34 151 102PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 86 1,439 1,364 1,285 1,642 6,002 381 918 77 186 512MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) A/ A/ A/ 94 1,238 2,491 0 384 A/ A/ A/ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) A/ 1,043 1,332 2,395 1,081 9,012 855 1,021 209 A/ 1,804EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 0 393 348 46 67 813 53 173 A/ 81 225HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 742 2,464 7,632 525 A/ 4,045 A/ 951 340 318 1,520ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 89 213 99 40 0 2,519 A/ 36 A/ 100 A/ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 664 1,460 861 1,004 4,164 11,008 964 1,375 182 211 1,516OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 145 1,142 972 522 848 2,582 173 849 384 234 654UNCLASSIFIED (99) A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 2B: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTHWEST SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2012pSW BED- EVER- CI- LA SWSUB FORD BER- BRIDGE- BROOK- CHICAGO GREEN LA LE- Mc- OAK SUM- WILLOW CERO GRANGE SUB

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL ALSIP PARK WYN VIEW FIELD RIDGE CICERO PARK GRANGE MONT LYONS COOK LAWN MIT SPRINGS MISC MISC MISCALL INDUSTRIES 169,375 13,520 10,714 9,558 10,700 2,890 4,281 14,752 15,455 7,628 5,709 2,205 4,569 18,415 5,528 639 1,208 18,929 22,675

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUN 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRA 118 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 30 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 6,665 930 A/ 157 747 171 137 210 352 212 541 167 A/ 255 66 95 A/ A/ 826MANUFACTURING (31-33) 22,985 3,998 3,963 267 2,290 165 98 2,762 541 2,859 739 188 784 396 1,208 208 A/ 1,830 A/ FOOD 3,802 921 155 A/ 692 A/ A/ 76 86 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 1,031 0 A/ 462 61 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 274 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ TEXTILE MILLS 2 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 105 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ APPAREL 187 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 40 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 97 A/ 73 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ PAPER 2,639 429 479 0 A/ 0 0 811 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 464 A/ PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 903 88 162 52 308 A/ A/ 138 A/ A/ A/ 21 0 4 0 0 0 A/ A/ PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 962 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 218 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 1,210 136 172 0 136 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 50 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 84 A/ PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 2,274 A/ A/ 0 125 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 65 A/ NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 674 A/ 42 A/ 309 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 658 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 255 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 3,143 732 570 A/ 453 A/ A/ 583 102 A/ A/ 75 262 90 34 0 A/ A/ A/ MACHINERY 3,303 281 49 0 44 23 A/ 282 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 422 0 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 826 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & C 203 46 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 513 0 257 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 200 A/ 68 0 A/ 0 A/ 73 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 970 236 A/ A/ 31 A/ A/ 168 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 46 0 0 A/ 33 250WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 8,791 2,114 1,438 205 768 97 142 657 214 152 411 236 825 101 459 66 59 430 417RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 22,840 1,193 683 969 1,487 172 1,883 1,966 2,058 413 702 312 23 3,393 206 24 226 3,799 3,331TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49 16,678 1,313 1,800 136 693 145 400 517 262 29 542 133 1,316 183 A/ A/ 356 A/ 601INFORMATION (51) 1,132 145 75 A/ 38 A/ 67 89 114 57 23 A/ A/ 176 24 A/ A/ 176 86FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 4,438 93 96 330 274 78 57 345 401 236 110 57 0 689 102 20 20 587 943REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 2,451 58 A/ 76 157 A/ 62 248 259 90 56 28 A/ 175 38 A/ A/ 238 380PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS 6,290 164 A/ A/ 393 81 A/ 150 949 364 104 38 A/ 295 100 42 A/ 437 1,532MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES ( 514 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 28 0 A/ 0 213 217ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. S 14,751 1,603 219 123 1,655 A/ 94 4,525 2,917 169 119 A/ 249 547 141 A/ 69 281 1,364EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 4,569 55 180 151 145 A/ 150 147 1,004 367 175 A/ 0 358 A/ 0 A/ 138 1,591HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 32,219 891 64 3,941 505 483 320 1,368 3,876 1,500 1,131 36 0 9,134 53 10 78 1,444 7,385ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71 2,634 A/ A/ 34 112 A/ A/ A/ 211 116 327 56 0 45 A/ 0 0 277 355ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72 15,328 607 857 1,515 908 209 469 1,130 1,752 781 390 275 63 1,971 303 104 77 1,589 2,328OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) ( 6,666 302 220 541 505 223 361 317 520 242 301 189 41 643 183 19 53 1,243 763UNCLASSIFIED (99) 265 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 25 A/ A/ A/ A/ 26 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 2C: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN WEST SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2012pWEST ELM- WEST

SUBURBAN BELL- BROAD- WOOD FOREST FRANKLIN HILL- MAY- MELROSE NORTH OAK RIVER RIVER STONE WEST- SUBURBAN

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL WOOD VIEW PARK PARK PARK SIDE WOOD PARK LAKE PARK FOREST GROVE PARK CHESTER MISCALL INDUSTRIES 109,744 3,501 8,013 2,642 4,983 17,389 5,574 8,874 17,659 5,999 14,639 3,862 2,622 1,590 7,586 4,811

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 6 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 390 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 4,611 58 892 59 241 975 589 40 706 104 267 37 190 73 225 155MANUFACTURING (31-33) 24,421 1,864 3,410 142 903 7,822 942 434 5,889 2,118 191 A/ 115 A/ 147 A/ FOOD 3,256 34 676 A/ A/ 1,127 0 A/ 494 120 96 0 A/ 0 2 A/ BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 1,222 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 66 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 APPAREL 23 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 21 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ WOOD PRODUCTS 165 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 PAPER 933 A/ A/ 0 A/ 125 A/ 0 341 190 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 2,050 156 931 A/ 39 349 234 0 A/ A/ 14 0 A/ 0 3 A/ PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 38 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 2,379 50 183 0 0 338 A/ A/ 1,548 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 1,102 0 A/ A/ 0 593 A/ 0 37 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 199 0 A/ 0 0 41 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 490 0 0 0 0 361 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 5,419 212 1,040 A/ A/ 2,421 158 32 1,190 142 A/ A/ 29 A/ A/ 90 MACHINERY 2,285 A/ 296 0 A/ 360 0 110 1,321 A/ A/ 0 57 0 44 0 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 239 0 A/ A/ 0 160 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 571 A/ 39 0 0 266 A/ A/ 33 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 1,805 A/ A/ A/ A/ 69 A/ 199 402 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 408 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 1,808 495 115 A/ A/ 930 0 0 164 0 18 0 A/ 0 27 0WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 7,837 230 1,168 38 201 2,009 748 134 1,114 359 133 A/ 894 A/ 327 A/RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 12,690 192 685 786 925 856 629 125 2,680 919 1,002 646 442 50 239 2,514TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 6,522 121 341 31 A/ 2,709 489 223 1,462 585 19 0 A/ 205 19 A/INFORMATION (51) 1,330 A/ A/ A/ 22 254 A/ A/ 0 A/ 619 A/ A/ A/ 5 A/FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 2,821 42 50 112 132 261 126 31 257 60 492 232 35 10 882 99REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 1,269 12 A/ 41 76 189 41 8 144 93 355 35 26 0 84 A/PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 3,615 23 52 117 75 181 418 66 143 A/ 984 119 130 A/ 952 A/MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 1,442 32 33 0 0 202 12 0 304 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 279 0ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 7,854 56 668 50 721 815 71 422 655 250 299 58 73 A/ 2,663 A/EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 3,231 A/ 12 A/ 94 15 101 A/ 183 A/ 573 1,897 45 A/ 134 A/HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 19,940 418 81 748 594 425 705 A/ 2,866 A/ 5,798 504 117 A/ 837 269ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 884 0 0 A/ 22 A/ 55 A/ 69 A/ 312 18 A/ A/ A/ 0ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 6,773 156 137 333 682 355 403 445 992 310 1,824 197 244 86 241 368OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 4,009 99 118 97 248 202 185 199 187 86 1,746 91 67 68 511 105UNCLASSIFIED (99) 98 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 8 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 2D: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN NORTH SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2012pNORTH NORTH

SUBURBAN LINCOLN- MORTON NORTH NORTH SUBURBAN

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL EVANSTON GLENVIEW WOOD GROVE BROOK FIELD SKOKIE WILMETTE WINNETKA MISCALL INDUSTRIES 176,948 40,659 23,472 9,686 7,785 42,537 6,687 31,697 6,093 3,555 4,777

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 47 11 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 71 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 5,147 422 789 175 418 1,578 192 1,332 132 67 42MANUFACTURING (31-33) 13,334 1,035 682 1,556 2,634 2,085 116 5,008 87 17 114 FOOD 1,859 189 27 A/ 287 312 A/ 413 A/ A/ 0 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 8 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 TEXTILE MILLS 16 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 32 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 10 0 0 0 APPAREL 130 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 24 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 PAPER 350 0 A/ 0 A/ 171 0 A/ A/ 0 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 584 139 A/ 26 A/ 30 A/ 154 A/ 0 A/ PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 9 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ CHEMICAL 811 51 0 0 722 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 651 A/ 119 189 0 168 0 A/ 0 0 A/ NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 168 A/ A/ A/ A/ 48 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 209 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 1,419 64 217 356 A/ 271 0 441 A/ 0 A/ MACHINERY 2,029 17 123 183 A/ 772 0 383 0 0 0 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 716 29 54 A/ A/ 90 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 1,427 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 1,331 0 0 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 494 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 117 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 2,281 A/ 82 67 A/ 37 A/ 1,348 A/ 0 A/WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 8,069 442 1,037 451 901 2,420 226 1,922 107 A/ A/RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 21,226 3,454 3,438 2,065 1,107 3,574 421 4,838 1,373 500 456TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 3,557 428 238 199 98 1,370 A/ 1,195 A/ A/ A/INFORMATION (51) 3,989 1,177 713 408 96 534 140 795 42 A/ A/FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 7,908 798 1,818 162 151 2,384 170 804 822 290 509REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 2,585 473 421 71 31 673 86 438 275 47 70PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 13,970 2,399 1,717 513 217 5,057 334 2,471 380 153 729MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 13,245 123 2,328 A/ 0 8,088 1,810 410 A/ A/ 398ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 8,910 649 733 1,612 342 3,887 162 1,117 145 28 235EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 14,966 A/ 320 A/ 56 813 234 638 612 602 A/HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 30,150 10,110 5,424 1,430 787 3,343 1,448 6,135 740 288 445ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 4,256 A/ 342 A/ A/ 877 A/ 207 142 87 473ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 17,279 3,605 2,471 594 679 4,677 420 2,834 574 1,056 369OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 8,064 2,004 970 303 222 1,061 820 1,531 639 303 211UNCLASSIFIED (99) 175 A/ 31 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 2E: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTH SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2012pSOUTH CHICAGO

SUBURBAN BLUE CALUMET CHICAGO MID- OAK ORLAND PARK RIVER- SOUTH TINLEY HEIGHTS HARVEY

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL ISLAND CITY HEIGHTS DOLTON HARVEY LANSING LOTHIAN FOREST PARK FOREST DALE HOLLAND PARK MISC MISCALL INDUSTRIES 141,739 8,247 7,488 13,136 3,163 7,542 8,960 1,455 4,484 21,135 820 1,367 8,999 11,663 18,521 24,759

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTIN 143 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACT 68 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/UTILITIES (22) 92 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 5,361 204 105 244 124 120 417 91 206 792 A/ 40 355 224 A/ 1,945MANUFACTURING (31-33) 17,046 1,465 344 3,833 682 1,557 1,344 97 134 167 42 401 2,045 A/ 1,288 A/ FOOD 1,873 37 91 249 56 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 27 A/ 158 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 13 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 14 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 95 0 0 16 0 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ APPAREL 8 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 3 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ WOOD PRODUCTS 45 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ PAPER 191 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 297 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 19 A/ 0 22 4 0 A/ PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 151 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ CHEMICAL 2,281 383 137 633 58 A/ 336 91 0 A/ 0 0 279 0 A/ 191 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 1,174 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 119 0 A/ 115 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 842 0 0 213 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 17 0 0 A/ 0 66 A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 2,088 A/ 0 633 0 A/ 46 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 172 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 2,342 A/ A/ 365 0 A/ 212 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 98 29 205 483 MACHINERY 1,076 A/ 0 150 47 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 138 A/ 309 345 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 54 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COM 2,299 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 1,597 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 324 18 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 63 0 A/ 225 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 279 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ 49 0 0 65 A/ 37 22WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 5,644 562 402 408 A/ 183 396 39 327 342 A/ 107 769 292 479 1,282RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 27,326 628 3,391 672 681 463 1,842 260 547 6,911 84 102 548 2,706 3,875 4,616TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 8,695 242 107 1,563 A/ 477 295 A/ 44 481 A/ A/ 1,638 105 1,174 2,309INFORMATION (51) 1,882 A/ 96 304 A/ 235 60 0 10 233 A/ 10 0 212 274 277FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 4,586 193 210 145 29 A/ 250 A/ 205 1,208 49 26 488 460 576 566REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 1,678 69 92 160 34 A/ 78 6 48 244 83 6 73 108 230 412PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (5 4,060 61 104 411 A/ 267 140 A/ 133 852 A/ A/ 356 376 617 620MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 516 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 153ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVC 9,229 1,723 267 534 125 58 429 66 827 1,059 9 67 332 749 1,432 1,552EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 3,029 A/ A/ 206 A/ A/ 297 A/ 121 469 22 0 224 132 646 340HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 28,318 1,937 635 3,916 698 3,164 1,566 173 513 3,633 244 226 1,352 1,668 3,380 5,213ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 1,552 A/ 39 0 A/ 0 53 A/ 72 490 11 A/ A/ 160 282 270ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 16,001 512 1,236 400 282 708 1,280 398 1,010 3,314 79 28 408 1,837 2,168 2,341OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 6,279 177 150 321 227 76 391 74 280 893 51 86 395 624 1,567 967UNCLASSIFIED (99) 234 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 3: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN Du PAGE COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

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COUNTY BENSEN- BLOOM- BOLING- BURR CAROL DOWNERS GLEN DALE LOM-

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL ADDISON AURORA VILLE INGDALE BROOK RIDGE STREAM GROVE ELMHURST ELLYN HTS. HINSDALE ITASCA LISLE BARDALL INDUSTRIES 509,888 24,625 19,828 17,209 12,827 767 8,363 18,678 42,469 27,930 9,730 9,900 9,918 18,588 23,359 28,624

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 342 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 96 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 2,444 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 18,558 1,721 396 958 279 8 373 614 1,412 1,632 290 561 132 894 393 1,134MANUFACTURING (31-33) 52,024 6,347 2,362 3,710 1,470 18 1,131 3,865 3,965 2,400 A/ 3,002 22 3,453 2,169 976 FOOD 5,511 324 A/ 186 68 0 A/ 223 526 409 A/ A/ 0 A/ 145 16 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 126 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 24 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 210 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 APPAREL 95 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 3 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 294 70 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 PAPER 2,423 334 209 310 0 A/ A/ 390 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 4,293 793 A/ 137 A/ A/ 187 421 760 189 9 A/ A/ 438 97 90 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 33 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 2,761 363 A/ 123 A/ 0 A/ 79 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 22 44 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 4,174 768 A/ 141 A/ 0 A/ 250 A/ 184 A/ 155 0 260 A/ 65 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 586 65 A/ 235 9 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 576 A/ 0 180 0 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 10,750 1,630 374 1,189 807 0 177 751 842 403 A/ 1,371 A/ 594 78 248 MACHINERY 6,357 728 268 528 261 0 224 639 534 388 A/ 752 A/ 303 45 168 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 6,216 401 354 162 A/ 0 A/ 138 622 149 A/ 102 0 529 1,247 81 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 2,609 129 A/ 315 A/ 0 A/ 89 A/ 185 0 0 0 A/ 423 16 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 2,293 258 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 680 219 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 6 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 652 158 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 64 4 234 4 0 0 0 5 41 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 2,038 260 A/ 31 9 0 A/ 116 25 64 5 A/ A/ A/ A/ 157WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 47,015 4,132 1,655 2,769 1,085 96 731 3,149 3,405 3,422 388 1,607 174 2,968 921 2,264RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 61,120 1,663 4,094 990 2,990 92 363 1,314 4,855 1,982 1,190 1,553 912 412 1,196 8,364TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 22,484 3,437 1,288 2,404 237 A/ 237 1,797 734 617 223 252 A/ 1,791 71 742INFORMATION (51) 10,064 73 45 405 42 0 64 499 1,076 990 52 A/ 74 559 888 351FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 30,089 336 1,615 87 533 25 403 476 3,379 1,768 401 135 553 1,325 1,930 1,364REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 8,131 395 128 221 88 A/ 149 263 554 497 307 131 155 307 470 738PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 49,798 732 733 454 350 0 1,716 765 3,626 1,779 828 322 501 1,950 5,056 2,346MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 24,306 A/ 266 A/ 805 0 A/ A/ 1,865 974 12 A/ A/ 2,724 3,780 461ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 47,139 1,737 2,625 3,801 1,286 A/ 537 2,270 6,089 1,290 333 212 870 931 1,595 2,984EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 16,559 64 254 49 127 0 686 83 1,886 1,177 73 210 47 A/ 1,509 674HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 56,903 1,256 840 560 1,494 A/ 776 1,647 4,913 6,407 3,191 871 4,430 172 1,266 2,211ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 5,099 167 576 47 57 A/ A/ 97 191 147 294 40 134 A/ 376 135ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 39,323 1,652 1,829 315 1,583 117 544 1,004 3,080 1,813 1,017 577 954 819 1,248 3,081OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 18,012 757 547 404 328 4 415 781 1,377 1,015 588 349 502 186 430 793UNCLASSIFIED (99) 382 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 6



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OAK E. SUB W. SUB NW SUB SW SUB

NAPER- OAK BROOK VILLA WEST WEST- WILLOW- WOOD- WOOD Du PAGE Du PAGE Du PAGE Du PAGE Du PAGE

INDUSTRY (NAICS) VILLE BROOK TERRACE ROSELLE PARK CHICAGO MONT WHEATON BROOK RIDGE DALE MISC MISC MISC MISC UNCLASS.ALL INDUSTRIES 63,798 35,598 15,334 5,213 7,522 15,234 11,488 15,808 5,814 11,707 13,612 5,537 5,138 3,503 8,690 13,077

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 77 5 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0UTILITIES (22) 62 A/ 527 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 1,569 421 567 703 641 1,122 213 468 172 228 648 155 29 387 179 259MANUFACTURING (31-33) 1,815 407 66 760 545 5,180 551 309 403 1,949 2,050 89 11 245 439 1,934 FOOD 271 0 0 A/ A/ 1,774 8 A/ 0 218 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 216 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ TEXTILE MILLS A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 APPAREL A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ WOOD PRODUCTS A/ 0 0 0 A/ 17 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ PAPER A/ 0 0 0 0 104 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 88 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 222 15 A/ 47 41 60 35 A/ 17 42 314 9 A/ 0 24 32 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ CHEMICAL 173 A/ A/ A/ A/ 619 A/ 0 A/ A/ 51 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 283 0 0 A/ 4 1,158 0 0 166 272 A/ A/ 0 0 0 271 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 63 0 0 0 A/ 110 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 92 0 0 306 235 275 84 A/ A/ A/ 388 0 0 A/ A/ 578 MACHINERY 78 A/ 0 42 48 88 29 0 A/ 272 280 18 A/ 58 8 204 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 257 A/ 99 A/ 591 518 0 0 5 0 40 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 89 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 63 A/ 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT A/ 0 0 A/ 0 127 A/ 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 A/ 179 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 15 0 0 A/ 7 A/ A/ 0 A/ 44 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 136 A/ A/ 8 39 A/ 31 20 18 193 39 0 6 11 0 152WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 2,755 974 1,116 737 347 1,750 710 242 669 2,114 2,721 226 19 571 1,081 2,217RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 10,154 3,973 515 556 1,952 1,327 1,753 2,474 963 1,646 655 1,218 174 481 559 750TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 864 1,012 189 506 547 554 501 82 472 353 2,143 142 48 56 A/ 467INFORMATION (51) 1,575 1,061 135 13 86 A/ 491 422 120 210 A/ 30 A/ A/ 164 58FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 5,111 3,380 1,646 159 251 179 716 856 117 1,246 846 341 74 163 473 201REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 789 1,184 369 68 110 120 171 125 98 192 94 61 A/ A/ 221 A/PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 10,323 3,417 2,724 236 178 855 794 1,768 443 1,235 201 820 A/ A/ 1,210 A/MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 3,477 6,786 208 A/ A/ 0 592 0 A/ 141 259 A/ A/ 0 1,106 A/ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 3,866 5,630 1,305 427 605 2,163 1,528 381 431 363 1,787 232 A/ A/ 957 391EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 2,129 286 A/ A/ 60 196 105 A/ 56 185 A/ 197 83 98 A/ 411HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 9,757 2,205 584 301 717 405 1,708 3,083 640 640 992 555 A/ A/ 592 587ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 753 90 114 A/ A/ 115 203 559 69 146 50 237 A/ A/ A/ 64ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 5,874 2,669 986 316 750 700 897 1,915 843 762 428 841 217 265 883 1,344OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 2,748 1,465 756 178 617 284 536 918 167 193 433 378 43 185 171 464UNCLASSIFIED (99) A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 4: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN LAKE COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2012pLAKE HIGH-

COUNTY BARRING- BUFFALO DEER- FOX GRAYS LAND LAKE LAKE LAKEINDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL ANTIOCH TON GROVE FIELD LAKE LAKE GURNEE PARK BLUFF FOREST VILLA

ALL INDUSTRIES 272,836 4,056 6,965 13,232 19,090 1,771 5,573 17,838 10,251 4,681 16,154 2,920

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 475 4 A/ A/ 0 0 36 A/ A/ 0 23 36MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 39 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 1,621 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 8,510 235 135 539 154 86 221 369 436 382 431 254MANUFACTURING (31-33) 47,777 497 840 3,324 1,726 A/ 671 2,431 A/ 923 1,348 236 FOOD 1,478 A/ A/ 238 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 150 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 205 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 APPAREL 9 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 179 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ WOOD PRODUCTS 164 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ PAPER 1,436 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 164 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 1,266 10 A/ 166 5 0 A/ 98 11 A/ A/ A/ PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 61 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 CHEMICAL 14,704 9 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 331 0 17 130 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 5,004 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 226 0 76 394 A/ NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 532 A/ 62 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 43 0 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 298 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 6,633 56 A/ 285 0 41 A/ 217 0 141 37 32 MACHINERY 2,964 24 13 329 0 0 28 207 0 A/ 97 A/ COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 4,398 0 A/ 1,107 128 0 A/ 360 0 A/ A/ A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 1,108 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 87 A/ 0 139 110 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 645 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 499 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 237 A/ A/ A/ A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 6,007 54 25 256 A/ 0 A/ 56 9 A/ 211 A/WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 21,901 173 236 1,284 3,911 9 307 966 149 284 927 264RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 38,888 1,266 454 1,122 1,631 776 614 4,882 2,787 687 554 118TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 5,168 24 40 367 41 22 943 349 29 A/ A/ 54INFORMATION (51) 3,548 59 26 149 400 A/ 8 391 98 36 15 A/FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 15,008 271 361 744 1,511 97 152 571 429 223 1,661 43REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 3,123 34 280 297 278 8 71 172 151 150 198 32PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 20,097 187 249 1,620 1,678 98 350 358 494 531 483 133MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 7,481 0 A/ 90 1,619 0 0 0 A/ 0 2,502 0ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 26,712 167 471 855 2,202 A/ 502 1,833 322 620 915 110EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 5,627 48 190 213 A/ 0 209 133 230 54 1,286 79HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 31,366 167 2,327 1,331 1,043 198 568 1,493 2,976 269 2,443 1,258ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 5,352 36 174 277 A/ 24 65 1,174 341 66 567 A/ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 21,903 680 419 566 1,011 283 614 2,171 1,168 262 1,682 157OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 8,126 174 278 345 308 72 242 534 530 191 343 93UNCLASSIFIED (99) 114 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/



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INDUSTRY (NAICS) ZURICH VILLE SHIRE GROVE LEIN CHICAGO HILLS CONDA GAN ZION UNCLASS MISCALL INDUSTRIES 11,278 20,179 15,144 2,046 11,824 16,779 16,781 4,994 29,320 4,927 29,867 7,166

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) A/ 15 0 13 17 0 A/ 101 A/ 20 81 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0UTILITIES (22) 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 1,009 945 181 68 386 8 62 592 447 222 1,229 119MANUFACTURING (31-33) 2,653 1,717 2,098 A/ 4,418 13,746 2,349 875 2,920 294 1,496 2,900 FOOD 162 71 0 0 47 A/ 71 94 59 A/ 60 63 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ TEXTILE MILLS 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 88 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS A/ A/ 0 0 81 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 APPAREL 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 PAPER 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 0 111 A/ A/ 145 A/ A/ 25 272 A/ A/ A/ PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 CHEMICAL A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 13,347 A/ 46 361 82 A/ A/ PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 205 411 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ 113 0 34 A/ NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 120 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 749 763 1,266 A/ 510 27 124 257 990 81 375 78 MACHINERY 1,185 251 193 0 A/ A/ A/ 172 163 A/ 47 A/ COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 123 39 153 A/ 206 A/ 1,031 15 141 0 A/ A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. A/ 4 37 0 61 0 A/ A/ 238 0 0 A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 273 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS A/ 0 A/ 0 60 A/ 0 A/ 58 0 A/ A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 24 37 A/ 0 39 A/ 591 43 272 A/ A/ 2,572WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 646 864 1,424 17 982 1,126 2,558 850 1,978 194 2,702 50RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 1,533 1,556 1,032 244 2,036 128 5,608 436 3,168 990 5,599 1,667TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) A/ 157 37 A/ 134 A/ 68 42 620 41 804 A/INFORMATION (51) 35 291 235 20 46 9 194 23 319 A/ 1,100 A/FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 1,157 1,011 315 164 181 A/ 494 53 651 101 4,575 126REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 51 285 151 41 61 33 50 17 258 48 367 90PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 526 4,002 5,005 136 375 57 843 186 992 11 1,679 104MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 21 A/ 1,284 A/ 69 0 516 0 35 0 A/ 0ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 820 786 436 A/ 378 A/ 877 725 11,879 67 2,097 252EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 133 213 88 A/ 528 A/ 43 75 175 A/ 488 52HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 827 4,726 1,071 411 303 284 1,111 328 3,099 2,300 2,261 572ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 79 171 122 A/ 183 0 168 A/ 133 11 751 A/ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 794 1,121 1,460 213 1,174 463 1,381 438 1,554 395 2,989 908OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 403 599 205 57 551 117 420 236 760 156 1,295 217UNCLASSIFIED (99) A/ A/ 0 A/ 2 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 5: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN KANE COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

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COUNTY AUR- BA- CARPEN- DEE EL- GEN- MONT- NORTH SAINT SOUTH SUGAR AURORA ELGIN KANE COINDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL ORA TAVIA TERSVILLE (E & W) BURN ELGIN EVA GOMERY AURORA CHARLES ELGIN GROVE MISC MISC UNCLASS

ALL INDUSTRIES 160,955 35,577 13,525 4,827 5,984 1,603 41,022 11,973 4,209 4,907 19,431 5,872 1,909 2,917 3,909 3,290

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 569 A/ A/ A/ A/ 15 9 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ 21 227 A/MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 89 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/UTILITIES (22) 210 A/ A/ 0 85 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 7,129 882 781 78 326 337 1,602 205 182 215 1,052 330 129 112 526 372MANUFACTURING (31-33) 30,081 4,251 3,588 1,714 317 330 6,323 1,748 1,650 1,755 5,035 1,705 348 81 1,104 132 FOOD 2,888 56 30 253 A/ 0 182 320 A/ 982 506 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 704 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 87 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 185 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 6 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 APPAREL 3 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 17 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ A/ WOOD PRODUCTS 238 41 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 PAPER 1,410 238 A/ A/ 0 A/ 364 A/ A/ 0 280 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 1,595 231 367 A/ 0 A/ 259 A/ A/ A/ 491 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 60 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 CHEMICAL 1,858 156 144 201 0 0 313 0 A/ 0 326 A/ A/ 0 265 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 4,119 298 1,390 0 43 0 920 A/ A/ A/ 597 A/ A/ 0 111 0 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 966 382 38 A/ A/ A/ 192 0 A/ 0 0 155 0 A/ A/ 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 907 270 78 0 0 0 148 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 5,392 1,679 357 261 82 95 1,283 240 25 179 529 301 95 55 186 25 MACHINERY 3,564 448 150 A/ 28 24 951 A/ A/ A/ 835 156 A/ 0 147 A/ COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 1,497 A/ 203 A/ A/ A/ 524 A/ A/ A/ 493 69 A/ A/ 75 A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 1,878 43 A/ A/ A/ A/ 125 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 824 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 210 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 644 74 224 A/ 0 A/ 134 0 A/ 39 A/ 54 0 0 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 1,245 22 A/ A/ 22 A/ 669 68 A/ A/ 118 40 68 0 A/ A/WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 11,934 1,695 1,368 51 331 120 4,032 706 728 219 1,241 258 135 311 392 347RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 19,648 3,429 1,500 806 1,814 207 2,707 2,348 643 1,054 2,648 1,392 159 15 275 651TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 3,122 727 345 21 227 32 425 399 215 111 A/ 78 69 A/ 67 137INFORMATION (51) 3,138 199 153 39 112 39 1,602 120 A/ A/ 492 26 A/ A/ A/ A/FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 7,240 1,052 150 126 322 36 3,893 429 22 59 720 126 88 14 130 73REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 1,512 316 130 81 56 A/ 195 65 A/ 75 329 16 A/ 80 46 A/PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 9,050 1,466 2,473 102 549 81 1,683 612 41 165 1,185 140 125 42 138 248MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 815 154 A/ 0 A/ 0 132 A/ A/ 0 191 A/ 0 0 0 A/ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 16,092 6,940 488 668 363 62 5,716 260 A/ 211 592 89 48 A/ 214 108EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 3,123 1,280 106 0 55 18 923 158 A/ 82 285 21 16 0 150 A/

HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 23,166 8,501 682 227 208 64 7,292 2,774 A/ 328 1,828 590 133 A/ A/ 244ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 4,894 1,132 96 A/ 68 45 A/ 104 0 28 413 63 91 A/ 61 103ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 13,763 2,288 875 714 826 123 2,605 1,573 224 419 2,377 725 142 37 292 543OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 5,307 1,182 477 184 260 81 955 461 57 157 628 234 95 A/ A/ 213UNCLASSIFIED (99) 73 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 6: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN WILL COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2012pWILL

COUNTY BOLING- FRANK- LOCK- NAPER- NEW PLAIN- ROMEO- WILL CO WILL CO

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL BROOK FORT JOLIET PORT MOKENA VILLE LENOX FIELD VILLE UNCLASS MISCALL INDUSTRIES 167,339 24,079 7,180 47,594 6,144 7,812 4,689 6,526 11,622 14,513 30,906 6,274

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 263 0 21 27 A/ A/ 45 0 50 0 47 65MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 203 A/ 0 60 A/ 0 A/ 0 29 A/ A/ 0UTILITIES (22) 1,792 0 0 1,490 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 110 A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 9,599 484 633 1,600 600 811 303 554 1,156 932 2,110 416MANUFACTURING (31-33) 19,512 3,007 1,028 4,366 660 902 131 373 893 1,373 5,905 874 FOOD 2,078 1,417 A/ 205 A/ A/ 0 0 40 32 307 A/ BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 284 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 TEXTILE MILLS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 80 A/ 0 A/ 0 17 A/ 0 9 33 A/ 0 APPAREL 14 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 24 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 139 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 76 A/ A/ A/ PAPER 1,048 256 0 25 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 216 407 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 782 219 34 92 A/ 17 0 A/ A/ A/ 339 0 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 803 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 CHEMICAL 2,600 A/ 77 1,044 A/ 11 0 A/ A/ 38 1,341 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 1,486 147 394 73 127 A/ 0 A/ 151 203 375 A/ NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 477 A/ A/ 63 A/ 184 0 A/ 19 72 61 A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 369 A/ A/ A/ 185 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 2,479 329 196 442 190 216 32 24 122 221 593 114 MACHINERY 3,330 129 175 A/ A/ 323 A/ 41 25 306 396 573 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 1,749 132 0 A/ 26 0 3 A/ A/ 36 830 A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 257 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 339 0 0 98 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 146 65 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 662 A/ A/ A/ 67 24 A/ 89 A/ 8 224 11 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 512 219 53 49 11 57 0 A/ 18 34 A/ A/WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 13,141 2,458 331 3,464 142 565 171 336 942 2,093 2,008 631RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 27,673 4,930 1,465 7,077 1,357 693 774 1,583 2,003 3,170 3,696 925TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 10,239 1,538 88 1,720 556 347 260 73 458 1,546 3,322 331INFORMATION (51) 2,585 758 11 701 17 66 89 85 153 297 351 57FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 5,989 505 268 1,201 213 340 161 337 368 520 1,685 391REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 2,063 279 100 630 98 32 81 60 94 304 339 46PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 7,653 1,199 450 1,559 242 617 642 201 577 211 1,700 255MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 1,683 656 A/ 883 0 A/ 7 A/ A/ 24 A/ 0ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 10,291 2,385 300 2,357 298 292 225 671 790 599 2,023 351EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 3,558 91 A/ 1,253 107 225 132 269 146 A/ 403 A/

HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 23,023 2,770 741 12,163 549 782 530 768 941 520 2,828 431ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 3,588 86 157 2,152 159 133 133 45 124 64 269 266ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 16,750 2,345 1,013 3,683 698 961 604 827 1,973 1,165 2,851 630OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 7,431 528 536 1,172 407 969 373 294 881 569 1,165 537UNCLASSIFIED (99) 303 A/ A/ 36 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 7: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN Mc HENRY COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 2012pMc HENRY Mc HENRYCOUNTY ALGON- CRYSTAL HAR- HUNT- MA- SPRING WOOD- COUNTY

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL QUIN CARY LAKE VARD LEY RENGO Mc HENRY GROVE STOCK UNCLASSALL INDUSTRIES 76,677 6,563 5,143 19,610 3,070 2,828 2,669 14,685 2,340 10,458 9,311

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 355 0 A/ A/ 54 A/ 56 18 A/ 41 90MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 41 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/UTILITIES (22) 100 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 4,925 175 289 812 126 410 228 754 239 512 1,380MANUFACTURING (31-33) 15,310 409 1,919 2,945 694 635 1,112 1,853 1,208 2,396 2,139 FOOD 1,114 0 0 A/ 250 A/ A/ 54 0 A/ 46 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 96 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 113 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ APPAREL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 70 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ PAPER 186 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 1,475 31 A/ 171 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 285 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 CHEMICAL 518 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 2,818 0 A/ 96 A/ 98 133 1,047 55 402 343 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 516 A/ A/ A/ 6 0 A/ A/ 134 22 A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 455 0 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 2,760 293 70 1,041 139 141 45 176 523 242 90 MACHINERY 1,846 32 412 350 7 120 A/ 116 24 95 A/ COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 716 18 A/ 101 A/ 4 A/ 157 A/ 51 A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 913 0 0 109 A/ 0 A/ 91 A/ A/ A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 95 9 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 161 0 0 25 A/ 15 A/ 7 0 21 A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 1,173 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 53 A/ 40 35WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 4,944 121 207 1,157 137 247 99 1,784 142 455 595RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 13,106 2,671 535 3,554 411 460 261 2,321 181 1,662 1,050TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 1,360 48 94 300 245 47 70 176 4 42 334INFORMATION (51) 869 55 50 231 A/ 7 A/ 179 A/ 227 109FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 2,304 199 133 710 125 82 86 379 24 303 263REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 567 24 14 198 A/ 36 27 78 9 111 A/PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 3,170 308 224 902 42 95 77 521 47 599 355MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 679 A/ A/ 126 0 0 0 90 0 68 A/ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 5,709 76 205 2,016 47 106 211 1,167 190 1,086 605EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 1,214 144 133 426 A/ 31 A/ 118 A/ 178 A/HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 10,037 663 389 2,224 768 109 105 3,401 46 1,785 547ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 1,462 89 103 527 27 A/ 91 120 22 66 A/ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 7,452 1,301 301 2,408 189 134 150 1,271 98 577 1,023

OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 3,036 266 210 904 175 189 84 429 116 346 317UNCLASSIFIED (99) 37 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 8: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN CITY OF CHICAGOBY GEOGRAPHIC DISTRICT

March 2012pCITY OF CENTRAL OUTER

CHICAGO BUSINESS BUSINESS WEST NORTH- FAR SOUTH CHICAGOINDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTAL DISTRICT RING NORTH SOUTH CENTRAL WEST SOUTH WEST UNCLASS

ALL INDUSTRIES 1,071,227 179,909 333,624 146,794 99,757 65,715 123,053 51,089 67,745 3,541

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 38 0 10 18 0 10 0 0 0 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 195 169 6 1 4 0 0 14 1 0UTILITIES (22) 3,272 1,265 347 787 79 0 85 87 622 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 18,845 623 4,595 3,220 1,951 3,170 2,981 1,165 1,124 16MANUFACTURING (31-33) 65,304 816 5,529 9,121 10,865 6,926 9,698 7,161 14,962 226 FOOD 16,506 64 1,088 1,177 4,563 1,199 2,911 613 4,844 47 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 513 0 184 22 3 123 13 0 168 0 TEXTILE MILLS 223 0 16 11 0 140 2 0 54 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 1,294 2 167 231 68 355 265 15 190 1 APPAREL 1,581 10 231 250 278 73 384 3 352 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 342 0 20 159 52 21 10 5 75 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 389 20 0 17 147 45 70 3 87 0 PAPER 3,636 4 1 57 549 349 213 237 2,127 99 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 3,457 438 1,090 306 368 522 433 26 273 1 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 387 0 0 0 32 39 0 0 316 0 CHEMICAL 2,947 0 262 31 683 372 45 586 896 72 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 1,623 0 96 41 411 153 478 229 215 0 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 1,022 25 89 111 343 134 58 172 90 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 1,860 20 35 104 345 263 132 642 319 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 9,520 0 825 1,664 676 1,458 2,095 354 2,448 0 MACHINERY 2,578 6 362 361 324 269 759 143 353 1 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 1,558 31 197 532 81 57 501 67 92 0 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 3,636 20 263 1,840 619 85 455 0 354 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 5,392 5 97 212 75 542 26 4,012 421 2 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 3,018 0 86 209 1,061 499 203 39 921 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 3,822 171 420 1,786 187 228 645 15 367 3WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 35,229 2,003 8,484 3,309 6,833 3,609 4,015 2,332 4,612 32RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 89,350 5,521 20,839 21,679 8,067 5,861 11,017 8,295 8,021 50TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 58,926 301 5,822 1,090 3,634 2,977 31,113 3,023 10,871 95INFORMATION (51) 35,344 7,759 18,431 2,705 1,352 601 3,534 666 291 5FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 103,843 39,418 48,462 5,302 1,609 1,026 4,133 1,985 1,898 10REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 25,035 3,901 10,208 3,420 2,382 1,088 2,205 590 1,230 11PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 133,890 53,442 62,020 5,649 1,344 2,629 4,211 1,027 1,244 2,324MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 14,129 4,003 7,368 734 424 146 1,110 2 342 0ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 90,247 17,250 27,041 7,480 6,062 5,233 16,805 3,038 7,334 4EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 58,911 7,617 11,825 8,684 19,957 3,276 2,798 3,430 1,321 3HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 157,635 12,409 30,883 36,946 22,577 19,673 17,342 11,790 5,970 45ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 16,775 4,602 5,405 4,192 997 835 238 368 134 4ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 107,183 10,503 43,801 21,887 7,328 5,259 8,596 4,039 5,183 587OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 55,452 8,219 22,262 10,083 4,140 3,316 2,914 1,956 2,438 124UNCLASSIFIED (99) 1,624 88 286 487 152 80 258 121 147 5


TABLE 9: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICTBY ZIP CODEMarch 2012p

SOUTH SOUTH NORTH NORTHINNER LOOP LOOP LOOP INNER LOOP

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTALS 60603 60604 60601 60602ALL INDUSTRIES 179,909 45,298 38,955 70,030 25,626

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 0 0 0 0 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 169 0 A/ A/ 0UTILITIES (22) 1,265 52 0 A/ A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 623 A/ A/ 238 33MANUFACTURING (31-33) 816 263 39 194 320 FOOD 64 0 0 A/ A/ BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 2 0 0 A/ A/ APPAREL 10 A/ A/ 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 20 0 0 A/ A/ PAPER 4 0 0 A/ A/ PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 438 153 A/ 133 A/ PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 0 0 0 0 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 25 0 0 A/ A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 20 0 0 A/ A/ FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 MACHINERY 6 0 A/ A/ A/ COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 31 A/ 0 19 A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 20 A/ A/ 0 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 5 0 0 A/ A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 171 98 A/ A/ 70WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 2,003 679 165 498 661RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 5,521 1,888 445 1,153 2,035TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 301 46 25 165 65INFORMATION (51) 7,759 254 1,707 4,069 1,729FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 39,418 14,606 10,835 9,794 4,183REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 3,901 1,312 368 1,408 813PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 53,442 12,011 5,696 27,625 8,110MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 4,003 1,218 194 2,046 545ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 17,250 2,640 2,115 9,852 2,643EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 7,617 1,502 A/ 1,031 A/HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 12,409 651 9,172 731 1,855

ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 4,602 A/ 1,127 417 A/ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 10,503 2,884 1,258 5,600 761OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 8,219 2,023 1,277 3,776 1,143UNCLASSIFIED (99) 88 A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 10: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN OUTER BUSINESS RINGBY ZIP CODEMarch 2012p

MAIN MAIN FORT CHESTNUT MAIN DOWNTOWNPOST OFFICE POST OFFICE DEARBORN STREET POST OFFICE STATION

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTALS 60606 60661 60611 60610 & 54 60607 60605ALL INDUSTRIES 333,624 114,447 24,028 75,570 70,146 31,292 18,141

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 10 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 6 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/UTILITIES (22) 347 231 0 0 A/ 0 A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 4,595 1,386 194 227 565 2,150 73MANUFACTURING (31-33) 5,529 1,168 326 421 1,602 1,861 151 FOOD 1,088 A/ 9 267 207 541 A/ BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 184 0 0 0 184 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 16 0 0 0 11 A/ A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 167 0 A/ A/ 21 A/ A/ APPAREL 231 A/ A/ 34 A/ 164 A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 20 0 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ WOOD PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PAPER 1 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 1,090 713 A/ A/ 77 191 72 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 262 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 96 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 89 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 35 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 825 A/ 0 0 619 159 A/ MACHINERY 362 A/ A/ A/ A/ 49 A/ COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 197 59 A/ A/ A/ 54 0 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 263 A/ 0 11 A/ A/ 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 97 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 86 0 0 0 3 83 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 420 50 A/ 36 35 268 A/WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 8,484 2,727 595 777 2,157 2,163 65RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 20,839 789 437 11,879 4,586 2,080 1,068TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 5,822 346 290 661 170 4,297 58INFORMATION (51) 18,431 4,663 951 5,698 5,662 1,239 218FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 48,462 29,474 6,412 1,229 4,486 3,906 2,955REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 10,208 3,550 673 3,168 2,243 388 186PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 62,020 31,594 4,206 9,423 11,779 3,431 1,587MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 7,368 3,335 1,483 1,938 338 A/ A/ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 27,041 12,365 3,128 3,821 5,249 872 1,606EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 11,825 398 A/ A/ 4,573 966 4,608HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 30,883 A/ A/ 10,881 3,268 1,961 368ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 5,405 986 302 1,146 1,481 223 1,267ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 43,801 4,238 1,586 17,114 14,147 3,773 2,943OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 22,262 4,531 1,541 5,950 7,648 1,749 843UNCLASSIFIED (99) 286 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 11: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN NORTH DISTRICTBY ZIP CODEMarch 2012p

LINCOLN KEDZIE LOGAN NORTH NORTH ROGERS ROGERS GRACE- RAVENS- LAKE-PARK GRACE SQUARE UPTOWN TOWN TOWN PARK PARK LAND WOOD VIEW

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTALS 60614 60618 60647 60640 60645 60659 60626 60660 60657 60625 60613ALL INDUSTRIES 146,794 29,018 19,163 16,152 17,922 5,051 6,560 8,209 8,894 14,338 10,518 10,969

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 18 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 1 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0UTILITIES (22) 787 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 3,220 1,167 927 369 50 25 77 24 24 145 154 258MANUFACTURING (31-33) 9,121 968 2,833 1,006 900 A/ 220 A/ A/ 432 292 448 FOOD 1,177 52 276 425 140 A/ 46 78 A/ 70 44 A/ BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 22 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 11 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 231 0 22 167 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 7 APPAREL 250 A/ 188 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 24 A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 159 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ WOOD PRODUCTS 17 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PAPER 57 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 306 71 99 11 5 10 16 A/ A/ 40 A/ 29 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 31 0 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 41 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 111 A/ 31 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 104 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 1,664 A/ 221 178 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 56 A/ A/ MACHINERY 361 A/ 183 0 12 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 110 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 532 5 173 0 43 A/ A/ 0 A/ 21 A/ 132 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 1,840 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 212 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 209 A/ 29 A/ 20 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 1,786 A/ 1,370 67 19 A/ 61 A/ A/ 70 44 6WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 3,309 897 642 428 444 69 83 34 162 189 161 200RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 21,679 6,224 3,409 3,034 1,723 410 1,270 712 690 2,085 1,129 993TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 1,090 26 545 153 81 24 35 46 39 40 63 38INFORMATION (51) 2,705 420 984 317 117 22 44 35 19 183 284 280FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 5,302 627 874 375 558 250 351 128 100 343 414 1,282REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 3,420 792 324 321 462 73 154 67 200 525 85 417PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 5,649 873 950 487 593 A/ 250 A/ A/ 694 495 531MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 734 A/ 0 A/ 440 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 7,480 770 1,307 3,038 561 154 170 44 117 271 348 700EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 8,684 813 432 493 811 A/ 223 264 A/ 550 942 419HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 36,946 6,963 2,371 2,012 8,404 2,547 2,561 2,450 1,887 1,599 3,902 2,250ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 4,192 1,416 101 664 287 17 29 173 76 687 297 445ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 21,887 4,904 1,734 2,436 1,611 353 666 710 1,154 4,934 1,321 2,064OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 10,083 2,049 918 909 826 410 376 A/ 453 1,390 588 A/UNCLASSIFIED (99) 487 A/ A/ A/ 54 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 12: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTH DISTRICTBY ZIP CODEMarch 2012p

STOCK 22ND ODGEN ENGLE- JACKSON HYDE HYDEYARDS PILSEN STREET PARK WOOD PARK PARK PARK

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTALS 60609 60608 60616 60636 60621 60637 60615 60653ALL INDUSTRIES 99,757 16,567 24,980 18,637 4,807 2,406 24,901 5,200 2,259

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 4 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 79 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 1,951 222 668 736 64 A/ A/ 97 88MANUFACTURING (31-33) 10,865 6,725 2,961 730 285 2 A/ 87 A/ FOOD 4,563 2,960 1,328 220 A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 3 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 68 A/ 25 A/ 0 0 0 0 A/ APPAREL 278 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 52 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 147 111 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 PAPER 549 337 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 368 133 83 130 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 32 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 683 641 A/ 14 A/ A/ 0 0 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 411 285 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 343 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 345 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 676 302 252 14 108 0 0 0 0 MACHINERY 324 173 114 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 81 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 619 595 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 75 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 1,061 697 338 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 187 102 74 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 A/WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 6,833 2,322 3,567 602 137 50 A/ A/ A/RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 8,067 1,382 2,064 970 1,907 343 347 732 322TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 3,634 1,172 1,702 319 242 A/ 40 A/ 146INFORMATION (51) 1,352 16 431 414 A/ A/ 112 51 A/FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 1,609 223 458 413 172 25 43 196 79REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 2,382 151 264 765 41 53 334 575 199PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 1,344 252 339 549 A/ A/ 57 130 A/MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 424 243 86 74 0 0 A/ 0 A/ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 6,062 584 3,151 1,967 74 52 56 172 6EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 19,957 414 904 2,096 A/ A/ 15,168 696 A/HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 22,577 989 5,697 4,734 863 1,491 A/ 1,334 A/ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 997 44 123 294 0 A/ A/ 12 A/ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 7,328 771 1,330 3,018 304 78 906 804 117OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 4,140 1,038 1,103 911 225 92 388 298 85UNCLASSIFIED (99) 152 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 13: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN WEST CENTRAL DISTRICTBY ZIP CODEMarch 2012p

GARFIELD WICKER DIVISIONPARK PARK MIDWEST AUSTIN STREET

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTALS 60624 60622 60612 60644 60651ALL INDUSTRIES 65,715 5,229 26,890 20,953 6,618 6,025

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 10 0 A/ 0 0 A/MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 0 0 0 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 0 0 0 0 0 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 3,170 A/ 898 562 A/ 300MANUFACTURING (31-33) 6,926 1,243 1,146 1,954 980 1,603 FOOD 1,199 A/ 154 638 A/ 82 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 123 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 140 0 0 A/ 0 A/ TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 355 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 APPAREL 73 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 21 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 45 A/ A/ 24 0 A/ PAPER 349 A/ A/ A/ 44 92 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 522 A/ 120 92 A/ 54 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 39 0 A/ A/ A/ 0 CHEMICAL 372 A/ 114 29 A/ 128 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 153 A/ A/ A/ 0 58 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 134 A/ 107 A/ 0 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 263 A/ 170 A/ A/ A/ FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 1,458 250 121 345 451 291 MACHINERY 269 A/ 71 108 A/ 53 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 57 A/ 35 A/ A/ A/ ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 85 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 542 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 499 A/ 52 354 0 A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 228 A/ 76 56 A/ 51WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 3,609 692 1,281 1,145 239 252RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 5,861 355 3,604 764 531 607TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 2,977 216 1,681 143 530 407INFORMATION (51) 601 80 294 125 A/ A/FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 1,026 71 643 180 96 36REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 1,088 A/ 572 218 217 A/PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 2,629 47 1,257 854 59 412MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 146 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 5,233 61 2,503 1,831 80 758EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 3,276 466 2,089 554 A/ A/HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 19,673 1,356 4,843 A/ A/ 827ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 835 A/ 188 637 A/ 0ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 5,259 254 3,922 652 200 231OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 3,316 247 1,822 642 239 366UNCLASSIFIED (99) 80 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 14: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN NORTHWEST DISTRICTBY ZIP CODEMarch 2012p

IRVING JEFFERSON EDGE- ELMWOOD NORWOOD HARWOODCRAGIN PARK PARK BROOK PARK PARK DUNNING HEIGHTS

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTALS 60639 60641 60630 60646 60635 60631 60634 60656 O'HAREALL INDUSTRIES 123,053 17,591 13,669 8,756 9,238 3,543 21,417 9,295 5,327 34,217

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0UTILITIES (22) 85 0 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 2,981 458 551 635 231 A/ 475 465 125 A/MANUFACTURING (31-33) 9,698 3,969 1,145 1,577 1,096 707 297 817 A/ A/ FOOD 2,911 1,568 A/ A/ 25 424 45 A/ 17 A/ BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 13 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ TEXTILE MILLS 2 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 265 88 A/ 18 A/ 0 0 22 A/ 0 APPAREL 384 A/ 34 0 0 A/ A/ 29 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 10 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 70 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 PAPER 213 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 433 89 16 90 A/ A/ 23 11 A/ 0 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 45 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 478 126 A/ A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 58 A/ 42 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 132 A/ A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 2,095 899 240 391 311 A/ 120 104 A/ 0 MACHINERY 759 297 5 59 111 A/ A/ 71 A/ 0 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 501 A/ A/ 47 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 455 A/ 53 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 26 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 203 86 68 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 645 67 74 A/ 55 A/ A/ A/ 0 0WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 4,015 587 1,395 341 435 209 676 175 A/ A/RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 11,017 3,056 2,021 1,302 733 1,109 253 1,577 744 222TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 31,113 78 131 183 198 11 170 101 178 30,063INFORMATION (51) 3,534 225 255 48 176 A/ 2,231 20 A/ A/FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 4,133 296 494 634 380 A/ 868 494 444 A/REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 2,205 182 380 208 216 12 396 107 182 522PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 4,211 282 283 285 607 A/ 1,788 287 383 A/MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 1,110 A/ A/ 0 0 0 762 A/ A/ 0ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 16,805 5,775 3,625 618 1,384 20 2,951 1,023 793 616EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 2,798 128 230 542 289 A/ 607 571 376 A/HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 17,342 749 1,641 1,156 2,724 484 A/ 2,258 480 A/ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 238 9 6 43 44 29 A/ 27 A/ 0ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 8,596 1,227 851 839 441 246 1,481 877 355 2,279OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 2,914 506 612 315 255 97 498 438 160 33UNCLASSIFIED (99) 258 A/ A/ 30 29 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 15: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN FAR SOUTH DISTRICTBY ZIP CODEMarch 2012p

SOUTH ROSE- MORGAN AUBURN GRAND HEGE- SOUTH MT. GREEN- RIVER-CHICAGO LAND PARK PARK CROSSING WISCH SHORE WOOD DALE

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTALS 60617 60628 60643 60620 60619 60633 60649 60655 60627ALL INDUSTRIES 51,089 9,764 6,182 7,262 6,712 6,508 6,075 5,103 3,459 24

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 14 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0UTILITIES (22) 87 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0CONSTRUCTION (23) 1,165 375 157 188 158 151 A/ A/ 50 0MANUFACTURING (31-33) 7,161 432 1,250 282 424 370 4,299 59 45 0 FOOD 613 116 A/ A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE MILLS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 15 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 APPAREL 3 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 5 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 3 A/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 A/ 0 PAPER 237 0 A/ 0 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 26 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHEMICAL 586 0 280 0 179 A/ 122 A/ 0 0 PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 229 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 0 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 172 A/ 61 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 642 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 313 0 0 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 354 A/ 105 A/ 147 A/ 0 0 0 0 MACHINERY 143 27 A/ 0 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ 0 COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 67 0 0 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 A/ 0 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 4,012 30 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 39 A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0 0 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 15 0 0 0 A/ A/ 0 A/ A/ 0WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 2,332 439 546 214 199 149 724 A/ A/ A/RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 8,295 1,074 718 1,164 2,640 1,392 A/ 721 509 A/TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 3,023 407 249 A/ 776 A/ A/ 9 A/ 0INFORMATION (51) 666 57 A/ 44 102 97 0 A/ A/ 0FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 1,985 329 123 278 246 391 127 375 116 0REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 590 49 50 86 57 83 A/ 230 A/ 0PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 1,027 272 81 289 93 86 3 161 42 0MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 2 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 0 0 A/ 0ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 3,038 516 111 934 390 A/ 124 227 350 A/EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 3,430 206 186 1,023 259 276 A/ A/ 1,381 0HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 11,790 4,044 1,425 1,523 495 1,353 28 2,655 267 0ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 368 A/ 24 23 126 32 A/ A/ A/ 0ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 4,039 1,120 650 684 484 439 94 264 304 0OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 1,956 346 232 232 162 485 A/ 205 198 A/UNCLASSIFIED (99) 121 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 16: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTHWEST DISTRICTBY ZIP CODEMarch 2012p

HAW- CHICAGOELSDON THORNE LAWN CLEARING ASHBURN

INDUSTRY (NAICS) TOTALS 60632 60623 60629 60638 60652ALL INDUSTRIES 67,745 21,663 12,201 7,807 18,889 7,185

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING, & HUNTING (11) 0 0 0 0 0 0MINING, QUARRYING, & OIL and GAS EXTRACTION (21) 1 0 0 0 A/ A/UTILITIES (22) 622 0 A/ 0 0 A/CONSTRUCTION (23) 1,124 243 429 92 225 135MANUFACTURING (31-33) 14,962 4,634 2,771 A/ 4,050 A/ FOOD 4,844 1,241 980 A/ 881 A/ BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 168 0 0 A/ 168 0 TEXTILE MILLS 54 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 TEXTILE PRODUCT MILLS 190 177 0 A/ A/ 0 APPAREL 352 0 0 0 A/ A/ LEATHER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 75 A/ 0 A/ 0 0 WOOD PRODUCTS 87 66 A/ 0 15 A/ PAPER 2,127 A/ 0 190 163 A/ PRINTING & RELATED SUPPORT 273 185 49 A/ A/ 0 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 316 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 CHEMICAL 896 A/ 0 138 460 A/ PLASTICS & RUBBER PRODUCTS 215 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 90 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 319 A/ 0 0 A/ 0 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 2,448 586 1,187 A/ 673 A/ MACHINERY 353 108 A/ A/ 158 A/ COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC PDTS. 92 A/ 0 A/ A/ 0 ELECTRICAL EQUIP., APPLIANCES, & COMP. 354 A/ A/ 0 A/ 0 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 421 60 A/ A/ A/ 0 FURNITURE & RELATED PRODUCTS 921 321 434 A/ 164 A/ MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING 367 336 0 A/ 25 A/WHOLESALE TRADE (42) 4,612 2,628 553 110 1,135 186RETAIL TRADE (44-45) 8,021 2,143 942 963 1,282 2,691TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING (48-49) 10,871 4,171 209 146 6,264 81INFORMATION (51) 291 25 A/ 111 A/ 75FINANCE & INSURANCE (52) 1,898 583 437 287 455 136REAL ESTATE & RENTAL & LEASING (53) 1,230 178 42 371 580 59PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & TECH. SVCS. (54) 1,244 247 118 132 553 194MNGMT. OF COMPANIES & ENTERPRISES (55) 342 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/ADMIN. & SUP. & WASTE MGMT. & REMED. SVCS. (56) 7,334 3,732 1,829 178 1,411 184EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (61) 1,321 200 505 311 233 72HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (62) 5,970 610 2,422 1,802 544 592ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION (71) 134 A/ A/ 21 22 11ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICES (72) 5,183 1,161 1,327 842 1,332 521OTHER SERVICES (except PUBLIC ADMIN.) (81) 2,438 845 415 299 644 235UNCLASSIFIED (99) 147 A/ A/ A/ A/ A/


TABLE 17: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN CHICAGO METRO AREABY COUNTY

March 1993 through March 2012pCOOK Du PAGE LAKE KANE WILL Mc HENRY

METRO COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL

1993 3,024,101 2,151,237 414,042 198,618 119,777 84,613 55,814

1994 3,106,715 2,182,943 436,997 210,180 126,202 90,571 59,822

1995 3,201,451 2,228,693 460,449 219,125 134,320 94,721 64,143

1996 3,247,783 2,257,275 468,690 224,220 135,779 96,526 65,293

1997 3,293,992 2,278,885 478,327 232,277 139,452 98,698 66,353

1998 3,376,319 2,322,716 497,458 242,811 142,488 103,723 67,123

1999 3,431,924 2,319,383 515,275 254,685 159,796 110,566 72,219

2000 3,487,542 2,340,639 524,025 264,402 165,760 118,186 74,530

2001 3,488,894 2,322,816 532,523 273,823 165,585 119,021 75,126

2002 3,358,360 2,216,958 509,741 271,033 164,339 120,130 76,159

2003 3,311,929 2,170,707 507,264 273,110 163,559 120,922 76,367

2004 3,307,922 2,149,402 512,453 271,696 167,046 128,357 78,968

2005 3,333,380 2,152,045 519,841 276,112 171,148 133,432 80,802

2006 3,403,502 2,185,786 533,701 280,097 174,531 145,222 84,165

2007 3,434,030 2,194,338 538,626 283,271 177,607 154,665 85,523

2008 3,421,997 2,176,935 537,781 285,422 176,018 160,771 85,070

2009 3,236,557 2,068,502 501,878 269,455 163,004 154,307 79,411

2010 3,133,051 2,004,132 484,910 257,955 155,665 155,494 74,895

2011 3,192,426 2,037,597 500,128 262,027 156,499 161,330 74,845

2012p 3,261,253 2,073,558 509,888 272,836 160,955 167,339 76,677

The institution of multiple worksite coding precludes the comparison of data with years prior to 1991.* Newly broken-out community/earlier years not available


TABLE 18: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN COOK COUNTYBY GEOGRAPHIC AREA

March 1993 through March 2012pCOOK CITY OF NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST WEST NORTH SOUTH

COUNTY CHICAGO* SUBURBAN SUBURBAN SUBURBAN SUBURBAN SUBURBAN COOKTOTAL TOTAL COOK COOK COOK COOK COOK UNCLASS

1993 2,151,237 1,085,006 401,032 171,422 141,260 182,087 146,042 24,388

1994 2,182,943 1,091,118 420,047 174,833 142,747 180,067 148,704 25,377

1995 2,228,693 1,098,570 437,789 180,336 146,933 182,900 153,740 28,425

1996 2,257,275 1,104,007 447,145 184,161 145,108 188,413 158,737 29,704

1997 2,278,885 1,118,939 451,488 186,745 143,481 189,427 158,568 30,237

1998 2,322,716 1,136,809 465,916 190,516 146,103 189,842 159,631 33,899

1999 2,319,383 1,146,594 468,468 189,574 140,115 193,142 164,446 17,044

2000 2,340,639 1,155,978 480,696 192,885 140,206 190,345 166,262 14,267

2001 2,322,816 1,141,970 474,183 196,891 138,310 183,779 163,097 24,586

2002 2,216,958 1,101,827 445,120 188,420 129,490 182,326 158,635 11,140

2003 2,170,707 1,076,483 434,090 184,990 127,404 179,543 157,972 10,225

2004 2,149,402 1,061,748 432,742 181,690 127,804 181,710 156,690 7,018

2005 2,152,045 1,065,215 436,540 181,144 126,615 178,420 156,807 7,304

2006 2,185,786 1,089,347 442,128 183,101 125,997 179,439 157,804 7,970

2007 2,194,338 1,094,718 440,685 182,157 127,178 183,170 158,315 8,115

2008 2,176,935 1,096,131 430,956 179,502 122,133 184,198 155,230 8,785

2009 2,068,502 1,042,013 405,243 172,928 111,969 179,570 146,660 10,119

2010 2,004,132 1,011,151 394,999 162,054 106,948 173,945 140,941 14,094

2011 2,037,597 1,034,196 393,906 165,516 108,972 178,072 142,345 14,590

2012p 2,073,558 1,071,227 393,170 169,375 109,744 176,948 141,739 11,355




March 1993 through March 2012pNW ARLING- ELK HAR- HOFF- MT

SUBURBAN TON BARRING- BUFFALO DES GROVE WOOD MAN PROS-

TOTAL HEIGHTS TON GROVE * PLAINES VILLAGE HEIGHTS ESTATES * PECT NILES

1993 401,032 44,849 3,572 48,192 53,345 2,895 15,712 22,355

1994 420,047 48,785 3,783 47,841 55,700 2,791 15,539 24,044

1995 437,789 49,258 4,154 49,927 57,813 3,013 14,891 25,416

1996 447,145 50,130 4,902 48,926 57,712 3,362 15,604 25,065

1997 451,488 50,283 5,003 6,457 48,434 61,791 3,509 17,339 15,989 24,057

1998 465,916 54,651 4,927 5,694 48,720 63,762 5,654 18,435 16,902 24,500

1999 468,468 51,186 4,647 5,346 50,699 66,285 3,501 19,763 16,319 21,876

2000 480,696 53,982 5,049 5,582 50,595 68,000 3,607 20,710 16,783 21,898

2001 474,183 52,398 5,168 5,445 49,007 65,312 3,707 22,153 16,517 20,968

2002 445,120 50,330 4,890 4,786 45,817 60,099 3,252 23,146 16,308 19,858

2003 434,090 48,323 4,926 4,389 44,733 56,477 3,054 23,447 16,067 20,140

2004 432,742 46,754 5,155 3,470 42,252 56,589 3,018 23,750 17,863 20,013

2005 436,540 46,471 5,176 3,279 42,034 56,329 2,765 24,293 17,339 19,388

2006 442,128 47,952 5,359 3,216 41,356 56,652 2,714 25,075 17,920 19,595

2007 440,685 49,077 4,427 2,494 40,258 54,549 3,048 25,861 17,473 20,433

2008 430,956 47,776 3,775 2,367 39,605 54,261 3,011 26,179 16,545 19,209

2009 405,243 45,252 3,854 2,124 37,087 49,765 2,638 26,013 14,955 18,890

2010 394,999 44,641 3,941 2,013 35,626 47,687 2,441 26,490 14,765 17,803

2011 393,906 44,007 3,886 2,233 36,651 47,903 2,334 22,881 14,974 17,578

2012p 393,170 45,386 3,688 2,438 38,505 48,794 2,380 23,199 14,754 17,857




March 1993 through March 2012pNW FAR

NOR- PALA- PARK ROLLING ROSE- SCHAUM- SCHILLER WHEEL- ELGIN SUB NW SUB

RIDGE TINE RIDGE MEADOWS MONT BURG PARK ING MISC MISC MISC

1993 4,755 18,818 17,191 21,019 17,444 63,624 8,935 19,412 4,007 23,905 11,002

1994 4,997 20,946 17,709 21,023 18,125 67,519 8,818 20,057 5,202 26,146 11,022

1995 5,503 20,263 18,338 22,367 18,746 71,058 9,857 20,706 5,373 28,597 12,509

1996 4,901 22,216 18,822 24,360 20,133 74,167 9,843 20,746 5,746 28,555 11,955

1997 4,837 21,512 18,031 25,132 19,119 76,567 10,037 21,100 5,779 4,828 11,684

1998 4,949 21,750 17,761 25,659 21,816 75,720 10,218 21,047 5,913 5,013 12,825

1999 4,911 22,528 19,626 26,096 22,293 78,819 9,653 21,967 5,155 5,008 12,790

2000 4,745 23,687 20,119 24,125 24,240 80,751 9,731 22,678 5,228 5,474 13,712

2001 4,660 21,766 21,490 26,144 23,194 81,738 9,143 21,412 5,257 5,357 13,347

2002 4,517 21,105 17,670 23,621 18,140 78,535 8,231 20,575 5,481 5,915 12,844

2003 4,440 21,518 18,127 20,466 17,457 79,709 7,927 19,438 5,098 6,017 12,337

2004 6,643 21,390 18,099 21,551 14,788 80,486 7,061 19,715 5,819 5,484 12,842

2005 7,489 21,969 18,332 23,239 15,615 80,495 6,712 20,927 5,818 5,246 13,624

2006 7,336 22,223 17,666 25,527 15,932 80,199 6,261 21,330 6,188 5,370 14,257

2007 7,390 20,917 17,118 23,627 15,260 82,684 6,589 22,736 7,246 5,300 14,198

2008 7,249 19,875 17,378 21,714 15,499 82,461 6,094 22,708 6,795 4,857 13,598

2009 6,843 18,425 16,817 20,183 14,046 77,549 5,851 21,597 5,968 4,670 12,716

2010 6,610 23,812 15,307 17,576 15,423 73,818 5,518 20,007 5,008 4,407 12,106

2011 6,880 24,468 15,651 17,556 15,866 70,907 6,359 20,505 4,740 6,143 12,384

2012p 6,654 18,811 15,936 17,320 16,293 71,548 6,301 20,236 3,578 6,473 13,019


TABLE 18B: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTHWEST SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1993 through March 2012pSW BED- EVER- CI- LA SW

SUB FORD BER- BRIDGE- BROOK- CHICAGO GREEN LA LE- Mc- OAK SUM- WILLOW CERO GRANGE SUB

TOTAL ALSIP PARK WYN VIEW FIELD RIDGE CICERO PARK GRANGE MONT LYONS COOK LAWN MIT SPRINGS MISC MISC MISC

1993 171,422 10,460 11,277 9,388 10,945 3,019 6,258 18,746 9,703 9,988 5,007 2,284 3,747 25,428 3,979 821 1,837 13,444 25,091

1994 174,883 9,896 12,524 9,984 11,710 3,003 6,695 17,953 9,723 10,275 5,196 2,258 3,510 26,921 3,782 943 2,080 13,928 24,502

1995 180,336 10,887 13,755 9,238 11,535 3,183 6,917 19,979 9,272 10,566 5,729 2,428 3,328 25,992 3,936 1,027 2,020 13,880 26,664

1996 184,161 11,166 11,024 9,890 11,136 3,305 7,035 19,255 9,485 9,702 6,013 2,419 3,465 26,430 4,071 1,027 2,036 19,464 27,238

1997 186,745 11,753 10,420 9,639 11,457 3,406 6,909 20,016 8,891 9,086 6,450 2,587 3,323 26,000 4,195 1,011 1,927 21,342 28,333

1998 190,516 12,120 12,236 9,530 11,595 3,778 7,222 20,426 9,414 8,775 7,059 2,528 3,891 26,197 2,671 1,054 2,066 21,877 28,077

1999 189,574 12,537 12,228 9,731 11,120 3,166 7,422 20,366 9,323 9,049 6,176 2,347 3,064 27,385 3,653 771 1,753 23,340 26,143

2000 192,885 11,987 12,864 9,714 11,780 3,517 7,681 20,563 9,373 9,045 7,015 2,361 3,902 27,509 4,214 759 1,621 24,650 24,330

2001 196,891 12,499 11,644 9,637 11,473 3,340 7,444 18,873 8,868 8,778 7,668 2,486 4,421 33,079 4,372 880 1,539 25,963 23,927

2002 188,420 12,139 11,221 9,599 11,020 3,013 6,713 16,834 8,490 8,784 7,956 2,285 4,048 30,723 3,899 854 1,610 24,910 24,322

2003 184,990 12,697 11,388 9,635 9,644 2,992 6,592 17,427 8,037 8,792 7,661 2,066 3,700 28,639 4,158 1,010 1,466 24,554 24,532

2004 181,690 12,875 10,600 9,198 9,608 2,929 6,595 17,035 7,761 7,944 7,324 2,076 3,258 29,718 4,757 839 1,298 22,632 25,243

2005 181,144 12,929 11,192 9,164 9,600 2,814 6,700 16,165 7,385 7,894 7,492 2,045 2,722 29,365 5,173 864 1,295 22,377 25,968

2006 183,101 14,355 11,689 8,678 10,425 2,872 5,823 16,535 7,666 8,506 7,328 2,092 2,694 28,594 5,521 850 1,265 22,142 26,066

2007 182,157 14,605 11,930 8,483 11,022 2,877 6,083 15,132 7,595 8,704 7,251 2,254 3,179 28,077 5,580 823 1,389 21,528 25,645

2008 179,502 14,079 12,412 8,897 10,749 2,921 6,153 14,842 7,464 8,765 6,603 2,338 3,328 28,513 5,377 832 1,436 20,375 24,418

2009 172,928 13,595 11,422 8,519 11,332 2,716 5,787 13,733 8,223 8,248 6,352 2,146 3,390 28,302 5,123 693 1,267 19,760 22,320

2010 162,054 13,144 10,954 8,495 11,294 2,653 4,511 13,161 12,348 7,424 5,770 2,087 3,531 19,084 4,831 673 1,227 18,679 22,188

2011 165,516 13,495 11,028 8,731 10,921 2,885 4,534 13,720 13,946 7,637 5,247 2,030 4,104 18,577 5,469 700 1,132 18,689 22,671

2012p 169,375 13,520 10,714 9,558 10,700 2,890 4,281 14,752 15,455 7,628 5,709 2,205 4,569 18,415 5,528 639 1,208 18,929 22,675



TABLE 18C: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN WEST SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1993 through March 2012pWEST ELM- WEST

SUBURBAN BELL- BROAD- WOOD FOREST FRANKLIN HILL- MAY- MELROSE NORTH OAK RIVER RIVER STONE WEST- SUBURBAN

TOTAL WOOD VIEW PARK PARK PARK SIDE WOOD PARK LAKE PARK FOREST GROVE PARK CHESTER MISC

1993 141,260 7,066 8,558 2,205 4,425 27,236 7,720 11,058 27,011 8,844 14,778 3,557 2,987 830 8,167 6,818

1994 142,747 6,959 8,343 2,396 5,207 28,302 7,475 10,163 26,772 9,682 15,486 3,385 3,109 815 7,754 6,899

1995 146,933 6,692 10,079 2,428 5,372 28,594 8,221 10,003 27,023 10,326 15,646 2,986 2,938 1,807 8,292 6,526

1996 145,108 6,664 10,174 2,361 5,243 27,907 8,402 9,945 26,995 9,819 16,113 3,000 3,061 1,594 7,895 5,935

1997 143,481 6,551 10,126 2,425 5,461 27,321 7,430 8,311 27,879 10,610 15,275 2,719 3,215 1,777 8,434 5,947

1998 146,103 6,339 10,559 2,831 5,349 25,725 8,066 9,208 28,749 11,293 15,373 2,519 3,191 1,608 8,984 6,309

1999 140,115 6,002 11,060 3,295 5,109 24,347 8,200 8,933 25,356 9,904 16,880 2,532 3,404 1,202 7,870 6,021

2000 140,206 6,124 11,772 3,459 5,066 24,111 8,090 8,932 24,508 10,108 17,135 3,052 3,226 940 7,734 5,949

2001 138,310 6,169 11,481 3,174 5,215 24,729 7,506 8,655 22,712 9,720 17,577 3,185 2,838 1,498 7,944 5,907

2002 129,490 5,959 10,092 2,659 4,820 23,370 7,541 8,166 22,018 8,701 17,859 2,599 2,609 1,352 6,482 5,263

2003 127,404 5,929 10,139 2,753 4,777 22,156 7,478 8,374 21,162 8,174 17,671 2,945 2,728 1,120 7,204 4,794

2004 127,804 5,856 9,811 2,917 4,990 23,093 7,025 8,586 18,700 7,732 18,762 3,102 2,718 1,363 7,955 5,194

2005 126,615 5,238 10,015 3,032 5,480 22,532 6,732 8,418 19,426 7,449 18,141 3,174 2,651 1,694 7,835 4,798

2006 125,997 5,216 10,431 2,970 5,769 20,280 6,853 8,478 19,553 8,256 17,544 3,272 2,682 2,056 7,881 4,756

2007 127,178 5,120 10,255 2,969 5,803 20,034 6,509 8,595 20,493 8,415 17,672 3,611 2,851 2,090 8,026 4,735

2008 122,133 4,891 9,775 2,973 5,924 18,780 6,180 8,692 20,041 7,966 16,827 3,723 2,838 1,878 6,707 4,938

2009 111,969 3,797 9,011 2,923 5,468 17,049 5,534 8,796 18,504 6,886 14,449 3,793 2,544 1,787 6,741 4,687

2010 106,948 3,667 7,860 2,551 5,083 16,234 5,312 8,701 17,829 6,604 14,108 3,749 2,481 1,403 6,645 4,721

2011 108,972 3,460 7,954 2,574 5,127 16,749 5,495 8,998 17,927 6,762 14,479 3,807 2,480 1,424 7,211 4,525

2012p 109,744 3,501 8,013 2,642 4,983 17,389 5,574 8,874 17,659 5,999 14,639 3,862 2,622 1,590 7,586 4,811



TABLE 18D: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN NORTH SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1993 through March 2012p NORTH NORTH

SUBURBAN LINCOLN- MORTON NORTH NORTH SUBURBAN

TOTAL EVANSTON GLENVIEW WOOD GROVE BROOK FIELD SKOKIE WILMETTE WINNETKA MISC

1993 182,087 38,485 19,071 12,236 10,716 42,277 4,189 42,002 6,124 3,158 3,829

1994 180,067 37,208 18,513 12,098 11,064 40,404 5,794 42,095 5,861 3,257 3,773

1995 182,900 37,869 18,130 12,902 11,013 41,216 5,687 42,925 6,101 3,308 3,749

1996 188,413 38,609 17,637 12,696 10,887 43,012 6,297 45,474 5,968 3,334 4,499

1997 189,427 38,341 18,286 11,766 10,662 43,827 6,943 45,796 6,040 3,201 4,565

1998 189,842 38,685 17,116 12,082 10,280 43,781 6,676 46,871 6,302 3,219 4,830

1999 193,142 39,727 18,180 11,791 10,366 46,151 6,907 45,686 5,825 3,142 5,367

2000 190,345 38,850 18,691 10,935 11,201 46,777 6,585 45,934 5,875 3,377 2,120

2001 183,779 39,062 18,790 11,694 11,183 43,252 6,057 42,250 5,961 3,573 1,957

2002 182,326 39,308 18,502 10,742 10,326 42,142 6,239 39,202 5,956 4,036 5,873

2003 179,543 38,928 19,888 11,065 9,462 41,869 6,477 35,385 6,062 3,929 6,478

2004 181,710 38,459 20,453 11,514 9,814 42,069 6,838 33,934 5,841 3,968 8,820

2005 178,420 36,021 20,700 10,965 9,682 43,844 7,152 33,382 6,002 4,063 6,609

2006 179,439 37,209 21,509 10,943 9,131 45,034 7,292 32,189 5,994 3,919 6,219

2007 183,170 38,597 23,062 10,924 10,503 45,141 7,178 32,773 5,851 3,856 5,285

2008 184,198 39,432 23,343 10,661 10,347 45,635 6,879 32,391 6,315 3,641 5,554

2009 179,570 39,363 23,398 10,446 9,063 44,570 6,480 31,533 6,243 3,556 4,918

2010 173,945 39,889 23,240 10,014 7,779 43,023 6,303 29,409 6,386 3,262 4,640

2011 178,072 39,860 23,994 9,898 7,628 45,445 6,486 30,460 6,552 3,272 4,477

2012p 176,948 40,659 23,472 9,686 7,785 42,537 6,687 31,697 6,093 3,555 4,777



TABLE 18E: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTH SUBURBAN COOK COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1993 through March 2012pSOUTH CHICAGO

SUBURBAN BLUE CALUMET CHICAGO MID- OAK ORLAND PARK RIVER- SOUTH TINLEY HEIGHTS HARVEY

TOTAL ISLAND CITY HEIGHTS DOLTON HARVEY LANSING LOTHIAN FOREST PARK * FOREST DALE HOLLAND PARK * MISC MISC

1993 146,042 9,170 8,831 15,250 4,264 9,142 9,365 2,294 3,740 2,705 3,044 9,693 19,579 48,965

1994 148,704 9,617 8,949 15,227 3,892 9,450 10,206 2,403 3,853 2,592 3,102 9,689 20,279 49,445

1995 153,740 8,888 9,634 15,642 3,907 8,830 10,840 2,350 3,709 2,739 3,499 9,985 20,152 53,565

1996 158,737 8,812 10,073 15,603 4,367 8,300 11,236 2,600 3,931 2,642 3,327 10,415 21,235 56,196

1997 158,568 9,479 9,722 15,870 4,278 8,350 11,585 2,629 3,710 18,866 2,603 3,186 10,207 9,982 20,978 27,123

1998 159,631 9,338 9,160 15,623 4,182 8,957 11,716 2,352 4,037 19,635 2,338 3,021 11,000 10,162 21,395 26,715

1999 164,446 9,288 10,175 15,642 4,272 9,537 13,178 2,173 4,140 20,479 1,687 2,921 10,969 11,366 22,049 26,570

2000 166,262 9,521 10,218 16,621 4,268 9,173 14,309 1,943 4,119 21,344 1,742 2,798 11,023 11,760 20,257 27,166

2001 163,097 9,545 10,059 15,636 3,945 8,757 13,067 1,952 4,078 21,322 1,668 2,494 11,003 13,230 19,365 26,976

2002 158,635 9,472 10,300 15,061 3,336 7,873 12,999 2,015 4,001 21,417 1,775 1,554 10,317 13,281 18,826 26,408

2003 157,972 9,290 10,596 14,462 3,319 7,226 12,839 1,910 4,258 21,889 1,771 1,541 10,247 13,445 18,633 26,546

2004 156,690 8,970 10,044 13,944 3,125 7,463 12,961 2,153 4,063 21,869 1,677 1,660 9,983 14,049 19,010 25,719

2005 156,807 8,946 9,648 14,180 3,384 7,586 12,385 1,957 3,859 21,833 1,631 1,827 10,185 14,096 19,797 25,493

2006 157,804 8,936 9,754 12,908 3,640 7,734 12,140 2,042 4,177 23,019 1,458 1,549 10,297 14,370 20,094 25,686

2007 158,315 8,674 10,258 14,205 3,560 7,682 11,629 1,827 4,857 23,563 1,281 1,597 10,321 12,679 19,882 26,300

2008 155,230 8,220 9,734 14,705 3,477 7,540 11,520 1,800 4,862 22,476 1,152 1,598 10,038 13,076 19,639 25,393

2009 146,660 8,051 8,734 13,554 3,512 7,308 12,259 1,589 4,263 21,208 989 1,565 9,490 12,013 18,177 23,948

2010 140,941 7,889 8,452 12,895 3,231 6,852 9,663 1,431 4,568 20,566 794 1,461 8,685 12,074 17,882 24,498

2011 142,345 8,131 8,659 13,078 3,380 6,955 9,335 1,442 4,606 20,723 913 1,430 8,742 11,653 18,409 24,889

2012p 141,739 8,247 7,488 13,136 3,163 7,542 8,960 1,455 4,484 21,135 820 1,367 8,999 11,663 18,521 24,759




March 1993 through March 2012pDu PAGE GLEN-

COUNTY BENSEN- BLOOM- BOLING- BURR CAROL DOWNERS GLEN DALE LOM-

TOTAL ADDISON AURORA * VILLE INGDALE * BROOK * RIDGE * STREAM GROVE ELMHURST ELLYN HTS. * HINSDALE ITASCA * LISLE * BARD

1993 414,042 23,374 20,368 11,277 29,778 26,535 8,956 13,178 22,949

1994 345,719 26,182 20,991 10,413 31,984 28,804 9,454 13,906 22,258

1995 460,449 28,826 22,814 13,057 31,812 28,058 9,693 13,190 23,796

1996 375,887 29,299 21,832 14,025 34,918 29,551 9,519 13,335 24,268

1997 478,327 29,264 9,361 23,049 10,872 15,408 35,644 29,938 9,569 8,184 13,598 21,218 19,066 25,399

1998 497,458 28,951 10,003 23,199 11,487 16,405 38,306 32,273 9,720 7,945 14,069 22,605 19,202 26,055

1999 515,275 29,704 12,006 23,692 12,476 18,415 38,697 30,559 10,107 8,667 14,497 21,975 20,482 25,539

2000 524,025 30,019 13,019 22,587 12,782 19,376 38,544 30,782 10,448 9,322 14,643 22,760 21,275 25,530

2001 532,523 29,685 13,511 22,851 12,425 20,895 38,465 30,306 10,068 9,283 14,518 22,820 22,977 25,940

2002 509,741 28,158 14,440 21,127 12,080 1,299 8,174 19,395 38,083 28,502 10,127 9,786 12,823 19,542 22,472 26,971

2003 507,264 28,245 14,984 21,127 11,565 1,501 7,764 19,024 38,034 27,499 10,237 10,205 12,643 19,091 20,344 28,503

2004 512,453 27,341 15,470 19,872 11,790 3,366 8,551 18,530 39,194 27,243 10,528 11,069 12,569 19,055 20,698 30,165

2005 519,841 27,015 16,060 21,490 12,076 3,431 8,717 19,702 39,533 27,532 10,884 11,837 12,273 18,567 20,644 30,609

2006 533,701 26,925 18,488 22,068 13,224 1,737 8,982 19,962 41,368 28,169 11,316 10,848 11,863 18,922 21,963 30,850

2007 538,626 29,413 18,935 22,221 13,213 905 8,654 19,747 41,576 28,328 10,881 11,074 11,329 18,249 22,953 31,007

2008 537,781 29,026 19,376 21,092 13,281 887 9,223 19,687 41,456 29,066 10,882 11,034 10,967 17,714 23,017 30,020

2009 501,878 26,182 17,944 18,624 12,555 820 8,523 17,884 38,232 27,889 10,271 10,658 10,662 17,002 19,356 28,801

2010 484,910 24,941 17,288 16,159 12,082 835 8,132 16,823 40,338 26,773 10,143 10,468 10,152 16,423 19,089 26,977

2011 500,128 25,375 18,796 16,856 12,441 745 7,875 17,574 41,587 26,990 9,937 10,341 9,871 17,257 19,362 28,397

2012p 509,888 24,625 19,828 17,209 12,827 767 8,363 18,678 42,469 27,930 9,730 9,900 9,918 18,588 23,359 28,624




March 1993 through March 2012pOAK E SUB W SUB NW SUB SW SUB

NAPER- OAK BROOK VILLA WEST WEST- WILLOW- WOOD- WOOD Du PAGE Du PAGE Du PAGE Du PAGE Du PAGE

VILLE BROOK TERRACE * ROSELLE PARK CHICAGO MONT * WHEATON BROOK * RIDGE * DALE MISC MISC MISC MISC UNCLASS

1993 46,465 41,266 4,578 9,007 11,752 18,009 10,214 66,381 20,231 16,909 2,094 10,721

1994 47,782 43,496 4,850 9,137 11,672 18,169 11,813 73,307 21,075 18,280 2,590 10,834

1995 48,316 46,065 5,022 9,536 12,616 18,779 13,920 77,086 24,024 20,017 2,982 10,840

1996 48,820 43,983 5,349 9,368 12,758 19,007 13,642 77,658 25,854 20,355 2,933 12,216

1997 50,899 46,244 16,337 5,551 8,951 13,361 13,555 18,789 14,988 27,414 4,633 1,519 3,098 2,418

1998 56,657 45,021 17,017 5,715 8,725 13,315 14,105 18,196 16,537 29,317 4,795 1,777 3,560 2,501

1999 62,714 48,578 14,522 6,273 9,168 13,112 13,599 17,732 18,047 30,465 4,941 1,978 4,107 3,223

2000 63,877 48,876 13,731 6,244 9,025 13,826 14,313 18,397 19,252 29,955 5,293 2,143 4,652 3,354

2001 62,998 50,437 15,522 6,042 9,255 14,988 15,093 18,304 19,137 30,027 5,333 2,137 5,057 4,449

2002 59,242 44,829 13,703 5,360 8,650 14,657 13,510 18,202 4,635 6,916 17,720 10,920 5,262 2,029 6,868 4,259

2003 58,015 43,111 14,094 5,505 8,894 14,683 13,009 18,873 5,346 7,597 17,635 11,032 5,065 2,022 7,283 4,334

2004 59,511 42,870 13,454 5,739 9,025 14,238 12,527 18,192 5,198 8,525 17,342 10,820 5,393 2,220 7,428 4,530

2005 60,099 42,641 15,151 5,418 8,708 14,923 12,476 17,137 4,882 10,017 17,461 10,538 4,922 2,402 7,986 4,710

2006 62,427 42,676 15,399 5,891 9,212 15,418 12,767 17,409 5,465 10,320 17,665 9,514 4,767 3,812 9,055 5,219

2007 63,282 38,121 16,452 5,960 8,530 16,039 13,937 16,842 6,468 9,989 16,929 6,269 4,720 3,173 9,698 13,732

2008 63,720 38,230 16,875 5,830 8,193 16,787 12,958 17,248 6,213 11,380 15,383 5,715 5,044 3,337 9,943 14,197

2009 62,327 34,736 14,538 5,326 7,644 15,297 11,472 16,243 6,012 11,313 14,772 5,698 5,188 3,181 9,574 13,154

2010 60,929 33,595 15,320 4,907 7,267 14,513 10,927 15,631 5,237 10,796 13,696 5,561 5,030 3,024 8,808 13,046

2011 63,790 34,506 15,357 5,137 7,417 15,951 11,342 15,381 5,679 11,008 13,507 5,565 5,224 3,365 9,795 13,700

2012p 63,798 35,598 15,334 5,213 7,522 15,234 11,488 15,808 5,814 11,707 13,612 5,537 5,138 3,503 8,690 13,077



March 1993 through March 2012pLAKE HIGH-

COUNTY BARRING- BUFFALO DEER- FOX GRAYS LAND LAKE LAKE LAKE

TOTAL ANTIOCH TON GROVE * FIELD LAKE * LAKE GURNEE * PARK BLUFF * FOREST VILLA *

1993 198,618 3,693 7,245 15,555 2,660 10,115 8,746

1994 210,180 4,004 6,874 14,739 3,107 10,125 8,991

1995 219,125 4,033 6,316 14,164 3,426 10,908 9,700

1996 224,220 3,892 5,946 15,025 3,824 10,619 10,264

1997 232,277 4,137 6,102 8,439 17,541 4,185 13,101 10,551 10,197

1998 242,811 4,228 6,406 10,236 17,986 4,519 14,240 11,209 11,642

1999 254,685 4,261 6,111 11,488 18,689 4,512 14,022 11,380 12,812

2000 264,402 4,440 5,712 12,097 19,279 4,652 14,974 11,564 14,623

2001 273,823 4,547 6,973 13,530 20,177 4,841 15,502 11,934 16,847

2002 271,033 4,583 6,735 12,216 18,859 3,933 5,189 16,615 12,216 5,607 16,508 2,755

2003 273,110 4,488 7,010 12,700 16,856 3,798 5,375 17,264 12,038 5,456 16,344 3,063

2004 271,696 4,570 6,679 12,936 16,307 3,741 5,782 18,694 12,059 5,140 16,049 2,955

2005 276,112 4,866 6,429 13,545 16,243 3,484 6,233 19,301 11,594 5,124 15,778 2,792

2006 280,097 5,022 6,558 13,869 16,437 3,602 6,223 20,594 11,504 5,300 16,636 2,818

2007 283,271 5,096 5,614 14,206 18,506 3,694 6,259 21,141 11,649 5,271 16,533 2,927

2008 285,422 5,084 5,924 15,409 19,444 2,061 6,029 21,359 11,339 5,148 16,631 3,084

2009 269,455 4,500 5,156 14,643 18,955 1,930 5,614 19,413 10,770 4,889 15,091 2,969

2010 257,955 4,155 6,640 13,610 18,494 1,841 5,219 17,487 9,799 4,669 15,118 2,942

2011 262,027 4,018 6,363 12,925 18,788 1,749 5,096 17,972 9,881 4,826 15,556 2,978

2012p 272,836 4,056 6,965 13,232 19,090 1,771 5,573 17,838 10,251 4,681 16,154 2,920




March 1993 through March 2012pROUND

LAKE LIBERTY- LINCOLN- LONG MUNDE- NORTH VERNON WAU- WAUKE- LAKE CO LAKE

ZURICH VILLE SHIRE * GROVE * LEIN CHICAGO HILLS * CONDA GAN ZION UNCLASS MISC *

1993 5,434 16,437 11,558 6,773 4,063 23,503 5,638 77,198

1994 6,083 17,581 10,375 6,462 5,003 23,452 7,239 86,145

1995 6,261 18,205 11,319 6,626 5,661 25,043 6,265 91,198

1996 6,201 18,160 11,694 6,367 5,457 24,622 6,483 95,666

1997 6,657 18,240 11,069 11,769 6,275 12,177 5,807 24,573 6,158 55,299

1998 7,130 18,802 12,423 11,639 6,283 15,109 6,418 24,278 4,816 55,447

1999 7,000 16,377 13,577 10,891 6,239 16,729 6,924 29,452 5,317 58,904

2000 7,243 16,997 14,107 11,721 6,349 18,189 7,510 30,275 4,726 59,944

2001 7,535 17,209 15,078 12,178 6,480 19,183 7,379 28,060 4,096 62,274

2002 7,964 16,995 15,735 4,942 12,229 20,600 18,635 7,059 26,186 3,973 24,747 6,752

2003 8,271 17,486 17,118 4,493 12,570 20,868 19,244 6,795 25,402 4,286 25,086 7,099

2004 8,449 17,564 15,905 3,811 12,599 20,393 19,341 6,459 25,905 4,321 25,261 6,776

2005 9,342 18,000 16,083 3,323 13,008 20,661 20,119 6,862 25,683 4,585 25,937 7,120

2006 9,459 18,604 16,452 3,287 13,293 19,043 18,628 6,908 25,581 4,787 28,438 7,054

2007 10,630 18,478 16,054 3,179 13,153 18,223 18,047 6,636 24,906 5,115 30,489 7,465

2008 11,150 18,511 15,742 2,447 12,736 18,146 19,304 6,559 25,255 5,093 31,623 7,344

2009 10,602 17,224 15,759 2,596 11,619 17,413 17,800 5,431 24,281 5,269 30,248 7,283

2010 10,244 16,930 14,449 2,535 11,071 17,059 16,155 4,905 23,879 5,101 28,454 7,199

2011 10,996 20,467 13,985 2,045 11,224 16,753 16,038 4,974 23,908 5,015 29,129 7,341

2012p 11,278 20,179 15,144 2,046 11,824 16,779 16,781 4,994 29,320 4,927 29,867 7,166


TABLE 21: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN KANE COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1993 through March 2012pKANE DUN-

COUNTY AUR- BA- CARPEN- DEE EL- GEN- MONT- NORTH SAINT SOUTH SUGAR AURORA ELGIN KANE CO

TOTAL ORA TAVIA TERSVILLE (E & W) BURN * ELGIN EVA GOMERY AURORA * CHARLES ELGIN GROVE * MISC MISC UNCLASS

1993 119,777 28,411 10,884 3,126 6,648 29,243 6,179 4,547 18,608 2,680 5,821 3,152 478

1994 126,202 30,759 11,176 3,426 7,074 30,713 6,937 4,618 19,344 2,841 5,602 3,318 394

1995 134,320 32,716 11,968 3,598 7,742 33,618 7,246 3,919 20,293 2,968 6,268 3,602 382

1996 135,779 32,217 12,779 3,541 7,750 33,784 7,568 4,217 20,266 3,252 6,187 3,841 377

1997 139,452 32,672 13,434 3,573 7,921 35,279 8,983 4,098 19,828 3,502 6,297 3,865 248

1998 142,488 32,236 14,231 3,596 7,982 36,183 9,506 3,674 20,344 3,770 7,007 3,736 223

1999 159,796 44,070 14,669 3,428 7,894 37,565 10,211 3,942 21,660 4,184 7,915 3,995 263

2000 165,760 44,093 15,713 3,532 8,024 39,301 10,861 3,865 22,510 4,433 8,697 4,397 334

2001 165,585 41,820 14,967 3,882 8,075 39,735 10,644 4,101 23,342 4,203 9,752 4,735 329

2002 164,339 40,654 15,020 3,789 8,033 1,832 39,188 10,948 4,463 4,834 22,969 4,360 1,260 1,879 4,818 292

2003 163,559 39,008 15,466 4,189 7,884 1,957 39,226 11,500 3,813 5,293 22,255 4,451 1,299 1,984 4,789 445

2004 167,046 39,001 15,522 4,007 7,836 2,018 40,006 12,585 4,138 4,999 23,115 4,743 1,412 2,208 4,911 545

2005 171,148 40,478 15,651 4,262 7,740 1,983 40,380 13,004 4,377 4,986 23,016 5,174 1,455 2,350 5,316 976

2006 174,531 40,469 15,824 4,272 7,486 2,037 41,964 13,738 3,690 5,046 22,747 5,502 1,727 2,449 5,729 1,851

2007 177,607 41,661 15,399 4,240 7,224 2,056 43,426 14,309 3,717 4,911 22,402 5,848 1,932 2,684 5,199 2,599

2008 176,018 40,260 15,407 4,375 7,043 2,148 43,459 14,335 4,022 5,122 21,579 5,930 2,004 2,750 4,562 3,022

2009 163,004 36,240 14,131 4,782 6,238 1,831 40,801 13,379 4,028 4,801 19,181 5,358 1,984 2,973 4,086 3,191

2010 155,665 34,475 13,849 4,672 6,145 1,622 38,744 12,736 4,143 4,557 17,643 5,327 1,775 2,885 3,930 3,162

2011 156,499 33,515 13,925 5,113 5,978 1,548 39,366 12,222 4,117 4,570 18,400 5,619 1,733 2,903 3,992 3,498

2012p 160,955 35,577 13,525 4,827 5,984 1,603 41,022 11,973 4,209 4,907 19,431 5,872 1,909 2,917 3,909 3,290



TABLE 22: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN WILL COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1993 through March 2012pWILL

COUNTY BOLING- FRANK- LOCK- NAPER- NEW PLAIN- ROMEO- WILL CO WILL CO

TOTAL BROOK * FORT * JOLIET PORT MOKENA * VILLE * LENOX * FIELD VILLE * UNCLASS MISC

1993 84,613 40,081 5,108 3,982 31,488 3,954

1994 90,571 42,141 5,286 4,401 34,653 4,090

1995 94,721 42,720 5,245 5,042 37,167 4,547

1996 96,526 42,256 5,376 5,333 38,650 4,911

1997 98,698 42,708 5,718 5,303 40,063 4,906

1998 103,723 42,655 6,036 6,054 43,815 5,163

1999 110,566 43,804 5,719 6,423 49,090 5,530

2000 118,186 44,858 6,318 6,874 54,590 5,546

2001 119,021 43,247 6,162 7,182 56,471 5,959

2002 120,130 13,048 6,656 44,304 6,142 4,703 3,129 5,252 7,660 6,888 16,251 6,097

2003 120,922 12,487 6,587 44,079 6,465 4,908 2,769 5,243 8,030 7,149 17,024 6,181

2004 128,357 15,186 7,011 43,524 6,341 5,595 3,126 5,503 8,799 7,459 19,261 6,552

2005 133,432 14,437 7,293 43,101 6,385 6,004 3,533 5,476 9,570 9,804 21,297 6,532

2006 145,222 16,122 7,865 45,234 6,608 6,949 4,475 6,228 10,660 10,302 23,898 6,881

2007 154,665 17,672 8,335 46,296 6,940 7,310 4,759 6,593 11,528 11,388 26,794 7,050

2008 160,771 19,772 8,471 47,447 6,963 6,801 4,422 6,769 11,152 13,539 28,282 7,153

2009 154,307 20,294 7,311 45,641 6,550 6,887 4,329 6,266 10,758 13,318 26,265 6,688

2010 155,494 21,320 7,014 46,710 6,042 7,058 4,684 6,171 10,067 12,884 27,208 6,336

2011 161,330 22,534 7,110 47,909 5,855 7,457 4,438 6,542 10,415 13,510 29,617 5,943

2012p 167,339 24,079 7,180 47,594 6,144 7,812 4,689 6,526 11,622 14,513 30,906 6,274



TABLE 23: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN Mc HENRY COUNTYBY MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1993 through March 2012pMc HENRY Mc HENRYCOUNTY ALGON- CRYSTAL HAR- HUNT- MA- SPRING WOOD- COUNTYTOTAL QUIN CARY LAKE VARD LEY * RENGO Mc HENRY GROVE * STOCK UNCLASS

1993 55,814 2,678 3,284 16,177 2,934 2,327 10,264 7,435 10,715

1994 59,822 2,971 3,593 16,946 2,992 2,620 11,336 8,280 11,084

1995 64,143 3,189 3,863 18,524 3,719 2,677 11,694 8,710 11,767

1996 65,293 3,324 4,074 19,217 3,694 2,853 11,583 9,218 11,330

1997 66,353 3,375 4,199 19,994 3,584 2,885 11,979 9,241 11,096

1998 67,123 3,407 4,797 19,458 3,366 2,944 11,809 9,617 11,725

1999 72,219 3,326 5,038 21,270 3,088 3,032 12,724 9,557 14,184

2000 74,530 3,904 5,092 21,698 2,922 2,985 13,289 9,785 14,855

2001 75,126 3,909 5,254 21,415 3,037 3,286 13,606 9,954 14,665

2002 76,159 4,440 4,623 22,097 3,009 3,498 3,131 14,116 2,902 10,410 7,933

2003 76,367 4,479 4,539 21,437 2,828 3,469 3,141 14,895 2,839 10,338 8,402

2004 78,968 5,126 5,061 22,237 2,880 3,101 3,349 15,435 2,738 9,947 9,094

2005 80,802 5,674 5,239 22,346 2,948 3,549 3,422 15,541 2,756 10,114 9,213

2006 84,165 6,183 5,470 23,064 2,919 3,775 3,642 15,769 2,795 10,828 9,720

2007 85,523 6,788 5,726 21,908 3,328 3,337 3,347 16,052 2,926 11,914 10,197

2008 85,070 6,873 5,776 21,745 3,412 3,131 3,313 15,875 2,960 11,625 10,360

2009 79,411 6,735 5,429 19,590 3,395 2,963 3,073 15,113 2,483 11,027 9,603

2010 74,895 6,487 5,057 18,776 3,126 2,818 2,634 14,408 2,286 10,473 8,830

2011 74,845 6,430 5,215 19,461 3,127 2,766 2,682 14,241 2,197 9,987 8,739

2012p 76,677 6,563 5,143 19,610 3,070 2,828 2,669 14,685 2,340 10,458 9,311



TABLE 24: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN CITY OF CHICAGOBY GEOGRAPHIC DISTRICT

March 1993 through March 2012pCITY OF CENTRAL OUTER

CHICAGO BUSINESS BUSINESS WEST NORTH- FAR SOUTH CHICAGOTOTAL DISTRICT RING NORTH SOUTH CENTRAL WEST SOUTH WEST UNCLASS

1993 1,085,006 206,012 268,850 152,923 108,337 63,590 128,831 54,056 83,220 19,187

1994 1,091,118 206,646 273,216 154,088 105,795 62,195 130,401 55,119 85,037 18,621

1995 1,098,570 204,327 280,134 153,555 106,960 63,227 130,743 55,217 85,860 18,547

1996 1,104,007 205,117 286,265 154,924 105,924 63,079 132,422 53,650 84,956 17,670

1997 1,118,939 209,105 290,904 156,928 105,945 63,730 135,187 54,528 85,678 16,934

1998 1,136,809 209,814 302,294 158,321 104,215 63,559 154,888 55,832 82,356 5,530

1999 1,146,429 214,246 306,352 152,115 106,852 65,161 160,752 53,684 83,116 4,316

2000 1,155,978 214,564 314,304 153,581 108,642 67,182 152,774 56,276 83,221 5,434

2001 1,141,970 210,451 317,699 149,294 104,702 68,902 151,836 53,805 82,760 2,521

2002 1,101,827 198,954 306,912 145,782 105,212 66,688 141,079 52,558 76,998 7,644

2003 1,076,483 186,934 298,132 147,862 101,423 65,435 137,976 52,053 78,886 7,782

2004 1,061,748 187,153 294,722 144,913 100,466 64,646 138,208 52,225 75,014 4,401

2005 1,065,215 186,257 296,831 145,923 103,393 64,928 134,214 53,676 75,037 4,956

2006 1,089,347 191,738 307,683 145,459 105,337 67,470 136,640 53,571 76,042 5,407

2007 1,094,718 189,188 317,638 148,412 104,468 68,199 134,534 50,976 76,600 4,703

2008 1,096,131 191,473 328,936 145,782 103,171 69,135 131,707 48,905 72,853 4,169

2009 1,042,013 185,370 312,584 142,202 95,370 65,503 121,262 47,051 68,419 4,252

2010 1,011,151 170,114 309,085 137,147 93,767 63,947 120,365 46,694 65,990 4,042

2011 1,034,196 169,219 317,838 140,849 98,818 65,480 123,047 48,340 66,815 3,790

2012p 1,071,227 179,909 333,624 146,794 99,757 65,715 123,053 51,089 67,745 3,541



TABLE 25: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICTBY ZIP CODE

March 1993 through March 2012pSOUTH SOUTH NORTH NORTH

INNER LOOP LOOP LOOP INNER LOOPTOTALS 60603 60604 60601 60602

1993 206,012 68,436 43,251 51,226 43,099

1994 206,646 68,774 43,575 51,913 42,384

1995 204,327 65,103 42,246 53,123 43,855

1996 205,117 64,832 41,969 53,998 44,318

1997 209,105 70,833 41,421 57,789 39,062

1998 209,814 68,601 37,062 66,748 37,403

1999 214,246 70,921 36,498 69,951 36,876

2000 214,564 78,757 38,345 69,120 28,342

2001 210,451 80,414 36,592 66,738 26,707

2002 198,954 73,337 34,949 65,462 25,206

2003 186,934 63,823 34,196 63,153 25,762

2004 187,153 58,611 34,840 66,921 26,781

2005 186,257 56,253 34,276 67,929 27,799

2006 191,738 59,654 35,651 68,460 27,973

2007 189,188 52,623 36,227 71,784 28,554

2008 191,473 53,560 36,945 73,067 27,901

2009 185,370 51,106 38,336 70,006 25,922

2010 170,114 48,648 31,807 65,255 24,404

2011 169,219 44,892 32,033 67,408 24,886

2012p 179,909 45,298 38,955 70,030 25,626



TABLE 26: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN OUTER BUSINESS RINGBY ZIP CODE

March 1993 through March 2012pMAIN MAIN MAIN FORT CHESTNUT MAIN DOWNTOWN

POST OFFICE POST OFFICE POST OFFICE DEARBORN STREET POST OFFICE STATIONTOTALS 60606 & 60661 ** 60606 ** 60661 ** 60611 60610 & 54 60607 60605

1993 268,850 98,187 73,326 51,276 25,275 20,786

1994 273,216 95,963 72,867 55,303 26,881 22,202

1995 280,134 98,481 74,309 57,278 28,111 21,955

1996 286,265 103,356 75,891 57,465 28,049 21,504

1997 290,904 107,810 73,611 59,140 29,717 20,626

1998 302,294 118,465 72,967 60,290 30,245 20,327

1999 306,352 122,205 72,674 61,010 29,022 21,441

2000 314,304 123,493 79,061 59,883 30,088 21,779

2001 317,699 125,029 82,000 59,460 29,422 21,788

2002 306,912 103,682 19,161 77,330 55,345 30,414 20,980

2003 298,132 98,382 19,913 76,790 53,258 29,534 20,255

2004 294,722 97,559 19,990 75,114 53,614 28,939 19,506

2005 296,831 95,226 20,934 79,849 52,900 27,960 19,962

2006 307,683 98,282 20,529 80,359 55,593 31,318 21,602

2007 317,638 102,092 22,079 82,215 58,350 30,770 22,132

2008 328,936 107,029 22,219 87,351 59,842 30,697 21,798

2009 312,584 104,346 21,929 77,685 59,251 28,018 21,355

2010 309,085 104,842 22,058 73,464 61,463 26,788 20,470

2011 317,838 109,370 22,929 73,054 62,616 30,084 19,785

2012p 333,624 114,447 24,028 75,570 70,146 31,292 18,141


** Main Post Office Zip Codes 60606 & 60661 separated starting with 2002 data


TABLE 27: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN NORTH DISTRICTBY ZIP CODE

March 1993 through March 2012pLINCOLN KEDZIE LOGAN NORTH NORTH ROGERS ROGERS GRACE- RAVENS- LAKE-

PARK GRACE SQUARE UPTOWN TOWN TOWN PARK PARK LAND WOOD VIEWTOTALS 60614 60618 60647 60640 60645 60659 60626 60660 60657 60625 60613

1993 152,923 26,808 24,589 13,277 19,196 5,528 8,205 11,657 5,654 19,565 9,537 8,907

1994 154,088 27,603 24,262 13,843 18,846 5,843 8,211 11,058 5,813 19,872 9,617 9,120

1995 153,555 27,565 22,858 13,672 19,346 5,919 8,073 11,037 6,008 19,670 9,490 9,917

1996 154,924 27,828 22,654 13,317 19,000 5,671 8,264 11,037 5,868 19,992 10,538 10,755

1997 156,928 29,575 23,282 13,993 17,840 5,550 7,862 12,635 5,601 19,636 9,603 11,351

1998 158,321 29,119 23,514 16,292 17,773 5,313 8,550 12,290 5,638 18,700 9,648 11,484

1999 152,115 27,856 24,549 15,648 17,197 5,304 6,918 12,118 5,855 16,769 9,539 10,362

2000 153,581 28,836 24,290 16,493 17,321 5,355 6,551 12,148 5,917 17,316 10,147 9,207

2001 149,294 28,094 24,897 14,841 17,653 5,072 6,723 12,221 6,630 14,158 10,071 8,934

2002 145,782 24,981 24,147 15,101 16,815 4,746 6,861 12,085 5,519 16,162 10,486 8,879

2003 147,862 26,023 23,200 15,034 19,075 5,277 6,449 12,045 4,564 16,217 10,686 9,292

2004 144,913 27,078 21,061 15,787 18,529 5,575 6,568 11,909 4,162 14,651 10,672 8,921

2005 145,923 27,366 19,386 16,704 18,212 5,528 6,775 11,850 5,287 14,677 10,097 10,041

2006 145,459 28,389 19,258 15,223 18,519 5,552 6,582 12,255 5,353 14,168 9,879 10,281

2007 148,412 27,959 19,431 15,974 18,814 4,580 6,850 12,612 5,727 14,847 10,026 11,592

2008 145,782 27,851 18,745 15,327 18,202 4,598 6,411 10,839 5,795 15,002 10,409 12,603

2009 142,202 26,938 18,974 14,684 17,719 4,560 6,771 11,099 5,687 14,390 9,930 11,450

2010 137,147 25,581 18,040 14,884 14,967 4,604 6,731 7,962 8,760 14,538 10,150 10,930

2011 140,849 26,191 18,697 15,922 15,783 4,863 6,620 8,251 8,685 14,170 10,613 11,054

2012p 146,794 29,018 19,163 16,152 17,922 5,051 6,560 8,209 8,894 14,338 10,518 10,969



TABLE 28: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTH DISTRICTBY ZIP CODE

March 1993 through March 2012pSTOCK 22ND ODGEN ENGLE- JACKSON HYDE HYDEYARDS PILSEN STREET PARK WOOD PARK PARK PARK

TOTALS 60609 60608 60616 60636 60621 60637 60615 60653

1993 108,337 23,551 26,352 25,221 4,700 2,911 17,766 5,834 2,002

1994 105,795 22,218 27,085 23,012 4,337 3,097 18,102 5,474 2,470

1995 106,960 23,127 27,674 22,389 4,222 2,652 18,204 6,262 2,430

1996 105,924 22,797 27,653 22,199 4,181 2,881 18,626 5,221 2,366

1997 105,945 23,413 27,374 22,147 4,353 2,871 18,893 4,684 2,210

1998 104,215 23,049 26,487 22,068 4,162 2,860 18,827 4,600 2,162

1999 106,852 27,310 25,659 19,633 5,438 3,310 18,145 5,214 2,143

2000 108,642 26,865 26,399 20,425 5,177 3,275 18,536 5,480 2,485

2001 104,702 24,518 24,732 20,776 5,141 3,064 18,485 5,678 2,308

2002 105,212 23,268 23,721 23,311 5,096 2,944 19,130 5,639 2,103

2003 101,423 22,831 23,408 20,738 4,852 2,555 19,699 5,311 2,029

2004 100,466 23,200 23,370 19,947 5,093 2,224 19,575 5,232 1,825

2005 103,393 23,394 25,217 20,714 4,876 2,108 20,024 5,165 1,895

2006 105,337 21,935 26,427 22,347 4,747 2,060 20,347 5,428 2,046

2007 104,468 21,561 26,399 21,965 4,822 2,186 20,628 4,765 2,142

2008 103,171 21,366 25,587 21,318 4,714 2,096 20,462 5,216 2,412

2009 95,370 18,593 23,484 18,786 4,552 2,056 20,626 4,925 2,348

2010 93,767 17,987 23,972 17,113 4,741 2,301 20,116 4,950 2,587

2011 98,818 17,160 24,059 17,768 4,797 2,394 25,130 5,074 2,436

2012p 99,757 16,567 24,980 18,637 4,807 2,406 24,901 5,200 2,259



TABLE 29: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN WEST CENTRAL DISTRICTBY ZIP CODE

March 1993 through March 2012pGARFIELD WICKER DIVISION

PARK PARK MIDWEST AUSTIN STREETTOTALS 60624 60622 60612 60644 60651

1993 63,590 4,890 21,630 21,177 9,121 6,772

1994 62,195 5,230 21,734 20,474 8,465 6,292

1995 63,227 5,438 23,307 20,688 7,249 6,545

1996 63,079 5,236 23,280 20,939 7,167 6,457

1997 63,730 5,201 24,374 20,675 7,622 5,858

1998 63,559 5,424 24,694 20,682 7,300 5,459

1999 65,161 6,342 24,979 20,450 8,301 5,089

2000 67,182 6,321 27,108 20,192 8,473 5,088

2001 68,902 5,711 28,185 21,391 8,277 5,338

2002 66,688 5,579 27,249 21,266 7,538 5,056

2003 65,435 5,415 27,007 20,345 8,006 4,662

2004 64,646 5,200 27,398 20,388 6,829 4,831

2005 64,928 5,484 27,225 20,509 6,972 4,738

2006 67,470 5,650 28,579 21,341 6,757 5,143

2007 68,199 5,493 28,679 21,821 6,983 5,223

2008 69,135 5,515 29,194 22,198 7,037 5,191

2009 65,503 5,153 27,064 21,542 6,571 5,173

2010 63,947 4,940 25,969 20,677 6,668 5,693

2011 65,480 5,291 26,226 21,230 6,769 5,964

2012p 65,715 5,229 26,890 20,953 6,618 6,025



TABLE 30: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN NORTHWEST DISTRICTBY ZIP CODE

March 1993 through March 2012pIRVING JEFFERSON EDGE- ELMWOOD NORWOOD HARWOOD

CRAGIN PARK PARK BROOK PARK PARK DUNNING HEIGHTSTOTALS 60639 60641 60630 60646 60635 60631 60634 60656 60648 ** O'HARE

1993 128,831 18,956 16,302 15,099 11,995 8,575 15,344 10,645 6,980 ** 24,935

1994 130,401 18,920 16,174 14,667 11,995 8,534 15,685 10,310 7,742 ** 26,374

1995 130,743 20,720 17,374 12,707 11,451 9,122 16,056 10,611 7,667 ** 25,055

1996 132,422 20,151 16,863 12,076 11,659 8,901 16,840 10,584 7,455 ** 27,852

1997 135,187 21,633 16,090 12,190 11,255 8,437 19,039 10,767 7,044 ** 28,732

1998 154,888 27,112 15,424 13,080 10,726 7,958 20,621 11,245 6,599 ** 42,055

1999 160,752 27,697 15,183 15,078 10,864 6,915 19,490 11,121 10,299 ** 44,105

2000 152,774 23,545 14,645 12,663 10,467 6,193 20,718 10,872 7,445 ** 46,226

2001 151,836 21,476 14,196 12,717 9,535 5,996 21,236 10,435 7,164 ** 49,081

2002 141,079 20,388 13,527 12,918 8,817 4,577 20,590 9,802 7,014 ** 43,446

2003 137,976 18,117 14,865 11,971 8,916 4,333 21,457 9,570 6,661 ** 42,086

2004 138,208 16,848 14,659 11,454 7,945 4,095 23,241 9,688 6,668 ** 43,610

2005 134,214 16,680 14,451 11,002 8,227 3,606 23,296 9,512 6,548 ** 40,892

2006 136,640 19,289 15,460 11,167 8,686 3,892 25,377 9,840 6,538 ** 36,391

2007 134,534 18,338 15,287 10,463 9,168 3,882 25,524 9,417 6,168 ** 36,287

2008 131,707 16,842 14,160 10,054 9,267 3,812 24,291 9,552 6,205 ** 37,524

2009 121,262 15,431 12,268 9,410 9,234 3,530 22,605 9,802 5,333 ** 33,649

2010 120,365 16,034 13,016 8,951 9,209 3,394 21,630 9,419 5,400 ** 33,312

2011 123,047 17,837 13,647 8,715 9,742 3,554 21,317 9,121 5,245 ** 33,869

2012p 123,053 17,591 13,669 8,756 9,238 3,543 21,417 9,295 5,327 ** 34,217


** 60648 NO LONGER IN USE BY USPS (MOST ESTABLISHMENTS REASSIGNED TO 60631, 60646, NILES)


TABLE 31: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN FAR SOUTH DISTRICTBY ZIP CODE

March 1993 through March 2012pSOUTH ROSE- MORGAN AUBURN GRAND HEGE- SOUTH MT. GREEN- RIVER-

CHICAGO LAND PARK PARK CROSSING WISCH SHORE WOOD DALETOTALS 60617 60628 60643 60620 60619 60633 60649 60655 60627

1993 54,056 9,459 9,196 7,192 6,553 7,940 5,024 5,086 3,003 603

1994 55,119 10,190 8,526 7,947 7,297 7,436 5,125 4,825 3,138 635

1995 55,217 10,063 8,512 8,141 7,374 7,502 5,243 4,819 2,987 576

1996 53,650 9,566 8,903 7,706 6,942 6,443 5,122 4,928 3,400 640

1997 54,528 9,043 9,222 8,112 7,474 6,701 5,078 4,672 3,604 622

1998 55,832 8,968 9,353 7,994 7,174 6,422 5,477 4,770 4,947 727

1999 53,684 10,819 7,757 7,670 7,565 7,295 3,545 5,056 3,264 713

2000 56,276 10,230 8,180 7,311 8,978 6,979 5,362 5,054 3,405 777

2001 53,805 10,493 7,960 6,897 8,642 5,731 5,235 4,772 3,495 580

2002 52,558 9,792 7,545 7,272 7,371 6,420 4,880 4,898 3,895 485

2003 52,053 9,457 7,941 7,320 7,347 6,239 4,671 4,874 3,639 565

2004 52,225 9,474 8,248 6,330 7,378 6,525 5,242 4,780 3,710 538

2005 53,676 9,525 8,360 6,321 7,205 6,274 6,377 5,252 3,823 539

2006 53,571 9,740 7,718 7,097 7,256 7,084 5,277 5,199 3,680 520

2007 50,976 9,912 7,176 6,565 6,570 6,724 4,399 5,392 3,745 493

2008 48,905 8,773 6,405 6,611 6,547 6,428 4,568 5,353 3,980 240

2009 47,051 8,008 6,239 7,108 6,392 6,409 3,418 5,520 3,864 93

2010 46,694 8,474 6,350 6,996 6,272 6,170 3,632 5,293 3,460 47

2011 48,340 8,800 6,221 7,303 6,022 6,466 4,725 5,207 3,546 50

2012p 51,089 9,764 6,182 7,262 6,712 6,508 6,075 5,103 3,459 24



TABLE 32: UI-COVERED (PRIVATE SECTOR) EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTHWEST DISTRICTBY ZIP CODE

March 1993 through March 2012pHAW- CHICAGO

ELSDON THORNE LAWN CLEARING ASHBURNTOTALS 60632 60623 60629 60638 60652

1993 83,220 25,302 13,482 13,670 20,330 10,436

1994 85,037 27,059 13,020 13,821 22,316 8,821

1995 85,860 27,618 12,023 13,868 23,372 8,979

1996 84,956 26,790 12,703 13,808 23,072 8,583

1997 85,678 26,945 13,722 13,889 22,813 8,309

1998 82,356 26,126 13,886 13,819 19,720 8,805

1999 83,116 27,291 12,899 12,384 21,333 9,209

2000 83,221 27,939 13,410 11,764 21,023 9,085

2001 82,760 27,746 12,688 11,693 21,771 8,862

2002 76,998 26,456 12,113 11,347 19,414 7,668

2003 78,886 26,861 13,514 11,370 20,061 7,080

2004 75,014 25,576 12,698 9,675 20,042 7,023

2005 75,037 25,548 12,616 9,449 20,429 6,995

2006 76,042 25,551 13,238 9,073 21,423 6,757

2007 76,600 25,627 13,659 9,264 20,800 7,250

2008 72,853 23,793 13,083 8,546 20,241 7,190

2009 68,419 21,592 12,116 8,291 19,427 6,993

2010 65,990 20,767 11,441 8,026 19,128 6,628

2011 66,815 21,499 11,542 7,787 19,016 6,971

2012p 67,745 21,663 12,201 7,807 18,889 7,185



TABLE 33: NUMBER OF UI COVERED ESTABLISHMENTSSUMMARY BY COUNTY, GEOGRAPHIC AREA, AND MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1993 through March 2012p--------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOGRAPHIC AREA 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012p--------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHICAGO METRO AREA 170,941 175,124 179,853 191,980 194,062 197,133 199,581 200,761 198,199 198,057 201,105 204,245 209,137 219,788 227,051 230,187 234,281 236,730 240,195 243,995

COOK COUNTY 115,107 115,822 117,714 125,789 125,626 126,799 127,062 126,812 124,051 123,140 124,225 125,186 127,271 133,363 137,293 138,562 141,466 143,093 145,474 148,055 CHICAGO 52,115 52,280 52,823 56,445 56,429 56,691 56,836 57,118 55,802 55,699 56,270 56,707 57,579 60,779 62,948 63,543 65,370 66,538 67,788 69,556 NW SUBURBAN 22,356 22,668 23,194 24,782 24,751 25,056 25,364 25,499 25,032 24,846 25,085 25,194 25,733 26,419 26,747 27,133 27,334 27,413 27,908 28,177 SW SUBURBAN 10,497 10,579 10,758 11,452 11,322 11,405 11,387 11,365 11,039 11,003 11,053 11,272 11,414 11,955 12,195 12,118 12,361 12,402 12,611 12,825 WEST SUBURBAN 6,560 6,591 6,617 6,963 6,927 6,994 6,951 6,871 6,637 6,515 6,618 6,733 6,838 7,148 7,291 7,241 7,381 7,367 7,470 7,593 NORTH SUBURBAN 12,170 12,442 12,696 13,495 13,563 13,700 13,805 13,723 13,518 13,732 13,866 13,980 14,293 14,625 14,955 15,165 15,247 15,305 15,473 15,550 SOUTH SUBURBAN 10,079 10,148 10,364 11,109 10,952 10,990 10,950 10,845 10,518 10,430 10,540 10,741 10,838 11,296 11,533 11,471 11,496 11,529 11,592 11,649 COOK UNCLASS. 1,330 1,114 1,262 1,543 1,682 1,963 1,769 1,391 1,505 915 793 559 576 1,141 1,624 1,891 2,277 2,539 2,632 2,705

Du PAGE COUNTY 24,811 25,638 26,773 28,990 29,285 29,945 30,675 31,052 30,829 30,971 31,531 32,065 32,906 34,293 35,388 35,990 36,218 36,400 36,631 37,075 ADDISON 1,428 1,434 1,494 1,583 1,596 1,611 1,610 1,564 1,553 1,541 1,554 1,561 1,612 1,657 1,718 1,754 1,728 1,726 1,711 1,750 AURORA* *** *** *** *** 411 434 485 551 590 652 736 811 893 1,008 1,085 1,135 1,186 1,197 1,238 1,273 BENSENVILLE 1,268 1,267 1,301 1,361 1,331 1,319 1,341 1,343 1,293 1,296 1,275 1,264 1,290 1,327 1,340 1,317 1,305 1,273 1,283 1,311 BLOOMINGDALE* *** *** *** *** 836 880 897 897 875 870 880 893 944 1,006 1,034 1,043 1,047 1,031 1,048 1,067 BOLINGBROOK* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 59 69 94 104 107 95 91 90 77 73 69 BURR RIDGE* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 602 627 648 690 706 714 728 716 702 691 733 CAROL STREAM 661 678 724 799 803 837 895 908 943 946 966 1,022 1,065 1,082 1,152 1,183 1,176 1,196 1,211 1,225 DOWNERS GROVE 1,820 1,829 1,874 2,049 2,047 2,114 2,136 2,168 2,149 2,182 2,206 2,247 2,259 2,378 2,462 2,476 2,485 2,500 2,507 2,552 ELMHURST 1,553 1,578 1,616 1,710 1,722 1,744 1,773 1,777 1,758 1,773 1,778 1,803 1,842 1,912 1,915 1,903 1,935 1,968 1,949 1,993 GLEN ELLYN 958 1,031 1,057 1,144 1,153 1,173 1,206 1,220 1,172 1,166 1,185 1,180 1,226 1,258 1,270 1,271 1,262 1,255 1,287 1,283 GLENDALE HEIGHTS* *** *** *** *** 463 468 470 480 472 481 497 505 515 530 536 550 573 562 570 574 HINSDALE 1,039 1,115 1,123 1,230 1,205 1,222 1,212 1,199 1,203 1,172 1,142 1,128 1,093 1,098 1,100 1,089 1,078 1,082 1,061 1,034 ITASCA* *** *** *** *** 627 648 667 693 697 678 675 656 657 697 735 754 770 782 793 790 LISLE* *** *** *** *** 882 908 942 1,016 1,023 1,024 1,052 1,066 1,062 1,121 1,193 1,232 1,232 1,238 1,269 1,295 LOMBARD 1,462 1,514 1,590 1,720 1,740 1,773 1,849 1,846 1,784 1,759 1,788 1,802 1,860 1,875 1,907 1,935 1,975 1,995 1,989 1,965 NAPERVILLE 2,625 2,785 2,930 3,279 3,318 3,451 3,611 3,684 3,681 3,715 3,832 3,937 4,098 4,254 4,341 4,394 4,450 4,476 4,500 4,600 OAK BROOK 1,453 1,492 1,553 1,610 1,576 1,550 1,606 1,605 1,575 1,590 1,585 1,584 1,632 1,635 1,670 1,665 1,671 1,672 1,638 1,648 OAKBROOK TERRACE* *** *** *** *** 576 604 568 561 557 532 541 544 528 538 542 554 541 542 542 533 ROSELLE 527 512 522 558 578 592 608 601 603 607 627 641 646 673 710 712 721 724 729 734 VILLA PARK 756 763 769 799 794 774 782 787 747 730 733 753 751 778 782 809 813 814 832 830 WEST CHICAGO 694 709 754 830 862 875 889 928 924 933 944 977 1,006 1,069 1,098 1,119 1,121 1,133 1,136 1,129 WESTMONT* *** *** *** *** 892 923 934 982 981 962 958 944 978 1,017 1,027 1,034 1,009 1,012 1,015 1,038 WHEATON 1,499 1,551 1,603 1,742 1,767 1,779 1,775 1,764 1,705 1,729 1,774 1,770 1,764 1,822 1,873 1,912 1,919 1,934 1,954 1,953 WILLOWBROOK* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 403 430 442 465 491 505 534 541 555 588 593 WOODRIDGE* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 526 549 581 603 666 696 730 718 744 758 798 WOOD DALE 595 632 675 689 698 734 752 799 791 771 785 769 772 788 804 849 836 825 835 855 EAST Du PAGE MISC. 3,682 3,788 4,010 4,349 2,134 2,185 2,274 2,260 2,249 807 827 825 848 860 862 867 884 886 875 887 WEST Du PAGE MISC. 749 785 831 898 276 281 282 272 260 271 284 280 268 283 295 304 297 290 293 281 NW Du PAGE MISC. 1,282 1,362 1,487 1,666 412 431 447 471 505 521 528 554 596 621 654 645 662 682 691 693 SW Du PAGE MISC. 296 313 329 366 366 389 414 422 446 391 403 451 480 520 552 571 595 593 598 597 Du PAGE UNCLASS. 464 500 531 608 220 246 250 254 293 282 301 333 359 516 721 830 882 934 967 992--------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------* Newly broken-out community/earlier years not available.NOTE: The institution of multiple worksite reporting precludes the comparisons of data for years prior to 1991.



March 1993 through March 2012p--------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOGRAPHIC AREA 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012p--------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

LAKE COUNTY 13,493 14,116 14,767 16,161 16,282 16,733 17,301 17,586 17,620 17,846 18,182 18,569 19,108 19,948 20,580 20,990 21,178 21,320 21,632 21,945 ANTIOCH 424 445 459 486 503 507 516 533 539 546 554 568 580 623 652 662 646 631 632 638 BARRINGTON 841 845 857 927 889 920 952 914 907 912 921 909 899 901 896 890 853 836 823 830 BUFFALO GROVE* *** *** *** *** 618 689 777 793 785 825 844 890 941 1,039 1,098 1,113 1,157 1,184 1,199 1,235 DEERFIELD 866 854 856 913 921 908 894 856 867 898 879 891 885 936 956 1,003 1,015 1,028 1,045 1,101 FOX LAKE* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 192 200 199 215 224 233 219 226 226 237 243 GRAYSLAKE 323 365 405 459 492 539 563 563 581 612 641 682 717 690 653 625 604 601 616 631 GURNEE* *** *** *** *** 836 898 956 1,009 1,051 1,098 1,140 1,192 1,191 1,240 1,283 1,302 1,336 1,333 1,364 1,344 HIGHLAND PARK 1,383 1,427 1,475 1,585 1,577 1,577 1,625 1,663 1,621 1,621 1,600 1,607 1,600 1,552 1,483 1,431 1,384 1,330 1,279 1,264 LAKE BLUFF* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 526 518 526 524 546 565 580 574 577 582 576 LAKE FOREST 758 795 834 908 929 950 985 1,017 1,012 1,026 1,040 1,043 1,060 1,080 1,135 1,136 1,138 1,129 1,136 1,142 LAKE VILLA* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 325 332 338 321 349 373 393 408 424 435 413 LAKE ZURICH 493 524 566 618 632 660 703 736 759 783 793 798 816 842 896 926 966 987 992 999 LIBERTYVILLE 1,036 1,051 1,078 1,143 1,144 1,206 1,242 1,255 1,238 1,249 1,275 1,291 1,308 1,324 1,360 1,393 1,382 1,400 1,420 1,435 LINCOLNSHIRE* *** *** *** *** 340 364 365 398 392 401 419 427 445 477 488 502 509 490 520 526 LONG GROVE* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 259 263 263 277 287 305 312 321 319 327 332 MUNDELEIN 743 754 773 839 855 874 887 915 940 965 986 1,009 1,032 1,089 1,121 1,145 1,097 1,106 1,112 1,118 NORTH CHICAGO 203 203 200 211 195 190 193 180 182 179 183 180 188 200 209 206 204 200 199 201 VERNON HILLS* *** *** *** *** 581 592 625 656 691 741 770 803 846 853 873 907 916 938 954 981 WAUCONDA 336 393 434 476 478 484 506 521 526 542 547 541 563 581 595 603 612 612 616 614 WAUKEGAN 1,413 1,408 1,395 1,461 1,421 1,425 1,426 1,410 1,314 1,342 1,371 1,362 1,381 1,392 1,412 1,410 1,407 1,439 1,483 1,495 ZION 356 338 340 357 336 328 329 322 303 313 332 314 317 341 335 349 359 349 343 351 LAKE UNCLASS. 4,318 4,714 5,095 5,778 3,535 3,622 3,757 3,845 3,912 2,020 2,075 2,222 2,454 2,815 3,083 3,296 3,464 3,564 3,671 3,825 ROUND LAKE MISC.* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 471 499 514 548 567 576 587 600 617 647 651

KANE COUNTY 7,809 7,982 8,363 9,076 9,116 9,318 9,572 9,829 9,903 10,030 10,377 10,714 11,315 11,999 12,544 12,771 12,902 13,068 13,264 13,316 AURORA 1,773 1,757 1,796 1,933 1,914 1,930 1,943 1,938 1,918 1,901 1,920 1,946 2,000 2,081 2,154 2,145 2,153 2,160 2,170 2,173 BATAVIA 582 588 640 721 745 775 814 851 866 881 899 895 932 971 1,010 1,030 1,035 1,034 1,043 1,047 CARPENTERSVILLE 220 234 251 276 275 295 287 302 291 301 324 331 368 373 374 387 398 409 431 426 DUNDEE (E & W) 501 525 573 614 618 634 629 641 665 671 657 663 689 694 715 702 688 685 693 687 ELBURN* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 251 275 290 306 338 333 345 352 354 338 355 ELGIN 1,616 1,611 1,675 1,783 1,771 1,780 1,791 1,816 1,824 1,849 1,901 1,936 2,012 2,143 2,242 2,290 2,318 2,394 2,442 2,475 GENEVA 602 645 661 727 740 771 811 845 831 863 933 983 1,054 1,099 1,147 1,152 1,152 1,141 1,145 1,161 MONTGOMERY 146 144 148 163 163 167 172 167 173 178 185 195 206 212 217 219 214 214 227 220 NORTH AURORA* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 215 225 244 270 301 309 335 352 355 379 369 SAINT CHARLES 1,284 1,341 1,430 1,559 1,570 1,584 1,672 1,736 1,750 1,771 1,838 1,893 2,022 1,963 1,946 1,894 1,861 1,823 1,838 1,806 SOUTH ELGIN 191 205 221 249 260 274 306 317 323 352 387 424 459 506 535 549 545 571 588 610 SUGAR GROVE* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 178 179 200 212 253 282 294 315 309 316 323 AURORA MISC. 477 509 534 586 600 630 657 700 740 95 108 110 111 115 116 117 118 117 116 112 ELGIN MISC. 325 344 359 383 383 398 408 431 441 453 465 491 516 564 585 615 610 642 664 666 KANE UNCLASS. 92 79 75 82 77 80 82 85 81 71 81 113 158 386 579 697 791 860 874 886--------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------* Newly broken-out community/earlier years not available.NOTE: The institution of multiple worksite reporting precludes the comparisons of data for years prior to 1991.



March 1993 through March 2012p--------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOGRAPHIC AREA 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012p--------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

WILL COUNTY 6,370 6,676 7,058 7,758 7,906 8,247 8,623 8,838 9,177 9,345 9,781 10,431 10,980 12,162 12,953 13,434 13,993 14,304 14,586 14,986 BOLINGBROOK* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 710 761 799 837 972 1,067 1,133 1,185 1,257 1,353 1,395 FRANKFORT* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 632 633 681 702 827 871 952 988 1,005 1,001 1,033 JOLIET 2,110 2,093 2,120 2,240 2,211 2,232 2,230 2,165 2,161 2,210 2,218 2,224 2,240 2,328 2,372 2,389 2,444 2,485 2,501 2,546 LOCKPORT 685 725 745 836 835 885 895 929 904 931 952 965 960 962 943 909 934 894 883 890 MOKENA* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 557 569 613 632 752 826 825 852 878 899 943 NAPERVILLE* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 482 548 602 691 818 912 1,005 1,063 1,097 1,131 1,167 NEW LENOX* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 603 596 612 617 715 755 793 840 845 859 897 PLAINFIELD 355 365 424 471 476 514 578 631 693 747 838 958 1,057 1,183 1,284 1,377 1,423 1,453 1,495 1,578 ROMEOVILLE* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 354 378 414 429 492 556 585 625 663 687 712 WILL UNCLASS. 2,674 2,900 3,139 3,521 3,692 3,891 4,157 4,365 4,643 1,341 1,498 1,739 1,959 2,186 2,385 2,498 2,656 2,756 2,823 2,862 WILL MISC. 546 593 630 690 692 725 763 748 776 778 790 824 856 927 982 968 983 971 954 963

Mc HENRY COUNTY 4,681 4,890 5,178 5,749 5,847 6,091 6,348 6,554 6,619 6,725 7,009 7,280 7,557 8,023 8,293 8,440 8,524 8,545 8,608 8,618 ALGONQUIN 362 378 402 476 494 514 506 551 520 547 576 626 708 759 786 802 819 821 822 826 CARY 317 355 399 462 475 500 521 533 555 573 596 616 641 703 707 708 706 698 693 684 CRYSTAL LAKE 1,113 1,219 1,309 1,417 1,426 1,459 1,521 1,577 1,579 1,618 1,666 1,725 1,761 1,818 1,870 1,899 1,896 1,891 1,906 1,913 HARVARD 197 198 220 249 264 264 273 279 279 282 297 297 297 313 317 306 311 308 315 321 HUNTLEY* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 254 271 285 310 344 359 379 380 389 402 412 MARENGO 187 197 202 221 228 251 261 258 269 283 276 292 295 330 335 350 353 366 362 358 Mc HENRY 946 963 947 1,004 1,028 1,063 1,093 1,109 1,102 1,174 1,206 1,237 1,248 1,297 1,323 1,314 1,297 1,265 1,260 1,255 SPRING GROVE* *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 203 226 238 239 272 281 276 283 281 292 274 WOODSTOCK 579 619 659 710 722 745 766 782 776 797 820 823 839 870 880 903 911 946 929 933 Mc HENRY CO. UNCLASS. 980 961 1,040 1,210 1,210 1,295 1,407 1,465 1,539 994 1,075 1,141 1,219 1,317 1,435 1,503 1,568 1,580 1,627 1,642--------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------* Newly broken-out community/earlier years not available.NOTE: The institution of multiple worksite reporting precludes the comparisons of data for years prior to 1991.


TABLE 34: NUMBER OF UI COVERED ESTABLISHMENTS IN COOK COUNTYBY SUBURBAN AREA AND MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1993 through March 2012p-------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------GEOGRAPHIC AREA 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012p-------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ COOK COUNTY 115,107 115,822 117,714 125,789 125,626 126,799 127,062 126,812 124,051 123,140 124,225 125,186 127,271 133,363 137,293 138,562 141,466 143,093 145,474 148,055

NW SUBURBAN COOK 22,356 22,668 23,194 24,782 24,751 25,056 25,364 25,499 25,032 24,846 25,085 25,194 25,733 26,419 26,747 27,133 27,334 27,413 27,908 28,177 ARLINGTON HEIGHTS 2,868 2,904 2,913 3,179 3,112 3,113 3,079 3,076 3,060 3,010 3,039 3,107 3,163 3,201 3,212 3,225 3,214 3,196 3,227 3,213 BARRINGTON 545 562 596 640 644 649 669 689 659 657 652 672 668 682 660 646 672 672 670 646 BUFFALO GROVE* *** *** *** *** 572 589 596 596 558 548 524 524 520 527 497 493 477 468 474 457 DES PLAINES 2,434 2,413 2,384 2,459 2,403 2,447 2,440 2,443 2,384 2,381 2,376 2,338 2,388 2,453 2,503 2,579 2,586 2,613 2,658 2,703 ELK GROVE VILLAGE 2,472 2,503 2,562 2,719 2,702 2,673 2,668 2,689 2,607 2,570 2,563 2,517 2,525 2,543 2,495 2,470 2,437 2,434 2,460 2,447 HARWOOD HEIGHTS 173 176 172 188 193 202 198 191 192 200 206 208 214 221 225 225 215 205 213 227 HOFFMAN ESTATES* *** *** *** *** 949 993 1,023 1,053 1,064 1,073 1,105 1,142 1,184 1,208 1,203 1,175 1,159 1,150 1,175 1,211 MOUNT PROSPECT 1,179 1,183 1,230 1,349 1,345 1,385 1,388 1,373 1,346 1,307 1,303 1,310 1,351 1,381 1,408 1,402 1,379 1,369 1,367 1,389 NILES** 936 956 1,004 1,054 1,081 1,094 1,103 1,072 1,070 1,096 1,086 1,095 1,153 1,206 1,230 1,245 1,254 1,293 1,315 1,343 NORRIDGE 335 326 326 336 328 333 339 335 334 345 367 383 397 421 437 464 489 479 472 475 PALATINE 1,710 1,752 1,795 1,959 1,976 2,005 2,031 2,052 1,982 1,992 2,069 2,065 2,093 2,151 2,182 2,336 2,351 2,335 2,454 2,468 PARK RIDGE 1,264 1,253 1,258 1,316 1,298 1,325 1,339 1,401 1,394 1,398 1,406 1,454 1,464 1,518 1,539 1,531 1,541 1,547 1,559 1,579 ROLLING MEADOWS 810 838 879 930 922 917 944 944 952 931 929 927 935 929 938 921 924 908 921 953 ROSEMONT 500 527 519 539 557 578 587 568 561 537 513 492 504 500 503 495 504 506 519 528 SCHAUMBURG 2,726 2,833 2,939 3,159 3,207 3,224 3,379 3,416 3,368 3,325 3,374 3,361 3,463 3,560 3,697 3,826 3,902 3,947 3,991 4,065 SCHILLER PARK 415 414 415 422 424 420 411 421 410 398 405 410 407 436 445 445 455 460 486 500 WHEELING 1,008 997 1,001 1,058 1,069 1,097 1,105 1,100 1,071 1,064 1,082 1,075 1,111 1,170 1,215 1,236 1,268 1,277 1,307 1,310 ELGIN MISC. 246 276 286 313 311 322 347 353 365 357 367 373 375 387 377 375 397 414 423 410 NW SUBURBAN MISC. 1,729 1,748 1,831 2,004 521 529 538 539 521 515 534 531 552 592 598 611 630 642 661 659 FAR NW SUB MISC. 1,006 1,007 1,084 1,158 1,137 1,161 1,180 1,188 1,134 1,142 1,185 1,210 1,266 1,333 1,383 1,433 1,480 1,498 1,556 1,594

SW SUBURBAN COOK 10,497 10,579 10,758 11,452 11,322 11,405 11,387 11,365 11,039 11,003 11,053 11,272 11,414 11,955 12,195 12,118 12,361 12,402 12,611 12,825 ALSIP 501 499 512 559 547 573 602 600 598 599 601 612 635 682 694 705 721 715 703 692 BEDFORD PARK 193 216 227 237 239 254 262 245 260 273 259 252 254 274 281 270 272 269 270 261 BERWYN 804 795 761 830 789 770 771 788 754 771 775 755 743 787 819 840 844 863 876 884 BRIDGEVIEW 511 536 537 582 580 585 567 574 551 554 560 589 600 639 658 650 673 684 688 712 BROOKFIELD 309 313 330 366 363 369 368 382 373 363 375 383 387 422 429 413 421 422 426 443 CHICAGO RIDGE 335 338 347 355 335 353 351 357 332 325 328 318 332 360 373 357 362 370 375 368 CICERO 877 874 882 923 927 899 902 890 854 832 819 803 805 877 892 892 911 910 921 954 EVERGREEN PARK 608 611 664 687 673 670 631 637 579 592 566 563 575 563 543 516 637 767 891 1,024 LAGRANGE 704 702 703 725 710 694 707 731 723 713 718 734 728 758 751 727 736 720 722 713 LEMONT 413 409 456 499 503 506 533 575 598 622 647 700 719 735 746 718 705 667 665 682 LYONS 230 221 226 235 236 240 243 248 245 236 231 233 230 268 281 281 283 273 276 283 MCCOOK 59 58 66 64 64 75 82 93 80 78 83 79 81 84 89 87 88 93 97 99 OAK LAWN 1,328 1,341 1,302 1,354 1,349 1,356 1,349 1,298 1,229 1,201 1,210 1,247 1,257 1,297 1,332 1,320 1,317 1,294 1,285 1,271 SUMMIT 216 217 221 221 220 217 216 218 212 205 193 205 206 222 230 231 236 238 241 241 WILLOW SPRINGS 125 114 124 134 125 123 123 117 131 129 140 134 142 145 142 143 136 128 130 131 CICERO MISC. 78 85 95 111 102 99 91 97 96 100 103 93 88 96 110 112 114 111 107 106 LAGRANGE MISC. 1,185 1,198 1,191 1,284 1,274 1,307 1,294 1,254 1,221 1,195 1,221 1,253 1,271 1,291 1,301 1,317 1,339 1,332 1,340 1,372 SW SUBURBAN MISC. 2,021 2,052 2,114 2,286 2,286 2,315 2,295 2,261 2,203 2,215 2,224 2,319 2,361 2,455 2,524 2,539 2,566 2,546 2,598 2,589-------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------* Newly broken-out community/earlier years not available.** INCLUDES SOME ESTABLISHMENTS REASSIGNED FROM 60648 (NO LONGER IN USE BY USPS)NOTE: The institution of multiple worksite reporting precludes the comparisons of data for years prior to 1991.


TABLE 34: NUMBER OF UI COVERED ESTABLISHMENTS IN COOK COUNTYBY SUBURBAN AREA AND MAJOR COMMUNITY

March 1993 through March 2012p

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W SUBURBAN COOK 6,560 6,591 6,617 6,963 6,927 6,994 6,951 6,871 6,637 6,515 6,618 6,732 6,838 7,148 7,291 7,241 7,381 7,367 7,470 7,593 BELLWOOD 256 255 246 276 264 259 255 244 240 245 237 245 237 263 277 275 274 274 273 277 BROADVIEW 314 297 320 337 332 343 346 339 308 306 311 303 303 324 339 335 341 334 332 328 ELMWOOD PARK 289 289 299 323 322 335 347 361 359 355 381 388 401 391 378 366 352 333 351 359 FOREST PARK 343 343 339 364 361 365 355 351 337 331 346 345 367 393 395 404 416 417 425 422 FRANKLIN PARK 944 931 927 955 947 938 912 889 869 846 862 870 878 884 931 912 919 908 919 947 HILLSIDE 378 369 352 357 339 344 340 328 313 300 298 311 310 325 317 311 317 316 328 338 MAYWOOD 256 250 261 279 264 264 253 246 230 218 227 219 218 246 245 253 266 269 271 276 MELROSE PARK 851 861 862 873 876 880 880 845 788 791 792 812 826 853 865 860 870 889 897 903 NORTHLAKE 203 227 221 220 225 228 238 235 243 230 231 231 236 252 254 256 270 268 271 279 OAK PARK 1,326 1,354 1,369 1,494 1,506 1,547 1,523 1,557 1,529 1,499 1,501 1,542 1,581 1,646 1,684 1,665 1,739 1,757 1,789 1,829 RIVER FOREST 317 322 324 339 335 334 322 321 310 317 326 331 342 359 375 370 371 348 354 350 RIVER GROVE 191 202 209 225 232 225 240 233 230 225 237 253 255 278 286 287 277 282 289 292 STONE PARK 79 73 80 86 89 92 96 97 90 87 86 79 79 91 90 89 98 102 95 102 WESTCHESTER 462 465 462 501 507 519 529 514 492 472 489 504 508 532 543 552 560 561 567 579 W SUBURBAN MISC. 351 353 346 334 328 321 315 311 299 293 294 299 297 311 312 306 311 309 309 312

N SUBURBAN COOK 12,170 12,442 12,696 13,495 13,563 13,700 13,805 13,723 13,518 13,732 13,866 13,980 14,293 14,625 14,955 15,165 15,247 15,305 15,473 15,550 EVANSTON 2,138 2,187 2,203 2,366 2,380 2,378 2,404 2,414 2,351 2,347 2,374 2,350 2,440 2,457 2,531 2,611 2,666 2,716 2,767 2,774 GLENVIEW 1,451 1,475 1,488 1,586 1,592 1,617 1,649 1,651 1,629 1,648 1,677 1,765 1,834 1,956 2,037 2,086 2,098 2,121 2,123 2,172 LINCOLNWOOD 661 641 665 689 715 701 707 694 713 717 726 730 740 758 791 792 798 776 770 780 MORTON GROVE 618 624 623 661 658 649 664 724 681 673 674 672 686 713 744 747 731 725 743 750 NORTHBROOK 2,501 2,557 2,620 2,770 2,790 2,871 2,915 2,930 2,897 2,918 2,940 2,933 2,989 3,044 3,093 3,142 3,207 3,233 3,260 3,268 NORTHFIELD 525 582 596 622 637 645 634 644 627 613 603 601 611 635 633 614 581 583 594 572 SKOKIE 2,270 2,289 2,316 2,399 2,377 2,388 2,380 2,381 2,345 2,305 2,315 2,336 2,396 2,419 2,466 2,494 2,501 2,504 2,563 2,600 WILMETTE 893 909 937 1,009 1,028 1,031 1,051 1,074 1,059 1,059 1,087 1,096 1,095 1,128 1,154 1,170 1,181 1,175 1,204 1,162 WINNETKA 603 629 657 711 713 721 713 693 710 697 697 713 712 728 736 732 727 725 714 733 N SUBURBAN MISC. 510 549 591 682 673 699 688 518 506 755 773 784 790 787 770 777 757 747 735 739 S SUBURBAN COOK 10,079 10,148 10,364 11,109 10,952 10,990 10,950 10,845 10,518 10,430 10,540 10,741 10,838 11,296 11,533 11,471 11,496 11,529 11,592 11,649 BLUE ISLAND 417 407 414 460 452 446 453 445 436 416 412 415 415 436 451 435 436 444 443 438 CALUMET CITY 558 542 565 588 568 558 553 538 522 530 533 532 535 544 554 545 548 545 544 559 CHICAGO HEIGHTS 719 704 712 744 720 690 705 692 656 632 621 619 620 613 601 599 577 576 580 561 DOLTON 274 268 264 278 269 280 276 260 247 232 220 228 239 263 272 263 270 269 263 266 HARVEY 355 345 337 367 352 345 340 325 309 303 326 319 312 321 337 332 333 346 361 364 LANSING 703 716 753 776 763 759 754 726 713 727 729 745 749 778 759 755 755 758 733 722 MIDLOTHIAN 230 229 223 237 233 228 213 217 216 214 205 220 214 237 241 241 243 237 242 250 OAK FOREST 422 440 451 505 497 520 508 510 503 487 496 502 507 526 539 556 548 534 525 517 ORLAND PARK* *** *** *** *** 1,508 1,545 1,599 1,631 1,611 1,654 1,695 1,748 1,799 1,927 2,041 2,079 2,116 2,108 2,141 2,173 PARK FOREST 206 197 208 218 195 184 189 191 172 174 174 179 176 167 165 168 173 164 164 169 RIVERDALE 153 153 155 165 152 145 147 134 116 107 114 110 109 111 115 110 122 124 136 145 SOUTH HOLLAND 710 711 721 737 727 718 699 669 656 623 611 630 617 644 645 628 610 617 614 617 TINLEY PARK* *** *** *** *** 755 782 825 859 858 871 922 969 986 1,047 1,068 1,084 1,084 1,093 1,139 1,148 CHICAGO HTS MISC. 1,468 1,484 1,495 1,639 1,616 1,633 1,610 1,593 1,526 1,494 1,475 1,512 1,516 1,565 1,575 1,556 1,561 1,580 1,588 1,586 HARVEY MISC. 3,864 3,952 4,066 4,395 2,145 2,157 2,079 2,055 1,977 1,966 2,007 2,013 2,044 2,117 2,170 2,120 2,120 2,134 2,119 2,134

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TABLE 35: NUMBER OF UI COVERED ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE CITY OF CHICAGOBY DISTRICT AND ZIP CODE


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TOTAL CITY OF CHICAGO 52,115 52,280 52,823 56,445 56,429 56,691 56,836 57,118 55,802 55,699 56,270 56,707 57,579 60,779 62,948 63,543 65,370 66,538 67,788 69,556

CENTRAL BUS DISTRICT 7,334 7,155 7,166 7,437 7,484 7,483 7,385 7,346 7,157 7,085 6,991 6,966 7,004 7,148 7,292 7,361 7,533 7,614 7,703 7,86960601* 2,119 2,019 2,081 2,186 2,304 2,349 2,313 2,283 2,212 2,171 2,169 2,160 2,176 2,232 2,362 2,437 2,500 2,564 2,586 2,68860602 2,179 2,131 2,146 2,205 2,150 2,111 2,095 2,061 1,990 1,993 1,953 1,956 1,964 1,995 2,007 1,977 2,039 2,025 2,025 2,05760603 1,711 1,656 1,616 1,673 1,651 1,639 1,621 1,661 1,666 1,665 1,646 1,637 1,642 1,675 1,690 1,704 1,733 1,756 1,807 1,85660604 1,325 1,349 1,323 1,373 1,379 1,384 1,356 1,341 1,289 1,256 1,223 1,213 1,222 1,246 1,233 1,243 1,261 1,269 1,285 1,268

OUTER BUSINESS RING 10,999 11,324 11,523 12,091 12,159 12,262 12,339 12,535 12,336 12,319 12,360 12,426 12,651 13,235 13,621 13,824 14,300 14,580 14,918 15,31560605 877 875 910 997 1,019 1,026 1,051 1,068 1,038 1,029 1,019 999 1,020 1,072 1,090 1,076 1,159 1,184 1,203 1,228

60606 & 60661** 2,922 3,104 3,224 3,356 3,405 3,455 3,525 3,599 3,549 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** **60606 *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 2,997 2,948 2,994 3,040 3,160 3,228 3,307 3,405 3,461 3,565 3,63960661 *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 547 588 627 699 757 801 798 832 869 902 96960607 1,171 1,270 1,283 1,342 1,362 1,382 1,388 1,421 1,397 1,433 1,462 1,481 1,494 1,599 1,642 1,675 1,739 1,794 1,829 1,899

60610 & 60654 3,070 3,072 3,054 3,274 3,250 3,268 3,265 3,329 3,237 3,245 3,273 3,319 3,358 3,498 3,660 3,741 3,897 3,966 4,077 4,20560611 2,959 3,003 3,052 3,122 3,123 3,131 3,110 3,118 3,115 3,068 3,070 3,006 3,040 3,149 3,200 3,227 3,268 3,306 3,342 3,375

NORTH DISTRICT 11,387 11,583 11,803 12,729 12,782 12,874 13,004 13,103 12,863 12,838 13,181 13,484 13,709 14,623 15,332 15,568 16,159 16,526 16,943 17,45060613 836 860 883 980 1,008 1,023 1,024 1,035 1,016 1,014 1,055 1,108 1,144 1,203 1,282 1,307 1,350 1,392 1,426 1,49560614 2,110 2,181 2,205 2,397 2,420 2,437 2,456 2,477 2,457 2,445 2,444 2,521 2,554 2,701 2,791 2,811 2,901 2,948 3,003 3,07960618 1,411 1,441 1,453 1,531 1,563 1,548 1,593 1,623 1,604 1,580 1,644 1,687 1,735 1,913 2,078 2,125 2,217 2,267 2,305 2,35160625 920 922 960 1,049 1,025 1,035 1,033 1,040 1,018 1,010 1,030 1,056 1,056 1,144 1,195 1,236 1,301 1,353 1,404 1,41960626 536 535 545 584 580 584 562 559 529 512 530 540 530 551 556 541 567 579 602 63260640 948 948 955 1,026 1,021 1,018 1,042 1,099 1,078 1,098 1,152 1,185 1,193 1,292 1,358 1,368 1,447 1,500 1,532 1,60460645 600 594 603 622 597 591 591 572 541 534 518 506 502 538 543 537 539 560 553 55860647 1,029 1,042 1,042 1,149 1,163 1,169 1,205 1,227 1,200 1,225 1,292 1,302 1,352 1,463 1,558 1,623 1,712 1,762 1,855 1,95460657 1,472 1,525 1,596 1,702 1,758 1,789 1,861 1,885 1,864 1,867 1,943 1,982 2,041 2,139 2,243 2,273 2,296 2,327 2,405 2,49260659 971 973 1,000 1,096 1,052 1,075 1,034 993 966 974 990 1,006 1,012 1,057 1,085 1,084 1,109 1,101 1,107 1,10560660 554 562 561 593 595 605 603 593 590 579 583 591 590 622 643 663 720 737 751 761

SOUTH DISTRICT 4,729 4,709 4,652 5,062 4,997 4,920 4,930 4,880 4,725 4,705 4,750 4,726 4,777 5,032 5,199 5,149 5,314 5,462 5,639 5,81960608 1,094 1,078 1,051 1,141 1,130 1,110 1,113 1,082 1,053 1,045 1,054 1,052 1,073 1,130 1,186 1,173 1,214 1,275 1,302 1,35560609 945 948 936 993 995 1,010 996 957 947 929 941 929 927 980 994 971 991 990 1,021 1,04660615 584 567 585 639 618 621 618 652 630 638 634 618 602 622 652 648 670 681 705 71960616 909 900 883 962 978 958 977 985 960 981 1,005 1,045 1,056 1,124 1,159 1,125 1,161 1,190 1,229 1,27160621 266 261 259 290 271 258 266 272 257 253 259 240 240 244 246 242 245 251 265 28260636 310 312 304 344 332 312 322 313 289 287 277 278 292 311 332 341 356 372 382 39260637 430 438 431 469 454 437 426 409 392 384 388 375 394 406 399 411 427 441 456 46960653 191 205 203 224 219 214 212 210 197 188 192 189 193 215 231 238 250 262 279 285

----------------------------------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ----------- ----------- ----------- ------------ ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- -----------* 60601 NO LONGER INCLUDES APPROXIMATELY 200 ESTABLISHMENTS THAT HAVE BEEN REASSIGNED PRIMARILY TO 60611, 60661, 60604, 60606** 60606 & 60661 reported separately beginning in 2002*** Data not availableNOTE: The institution of multiple worksite reporting precludes the comparisons of data for years prior to 1991.


TABLE 35: NUMBER OF UI COVERED ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE CITY OF CHICAGOBY DISTRICT AND ZIP CODE


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WEST CENTRAL DISTRICT 3,087 3,119 3,161 3,483 3,515 3,547 3,635 3,753 3,719 3,789 3,887 3,946 4,052 4,449 4,632 4,720 4,756 4,766 4,781 4,88160612 659 671 682 731 732 736 746 745 734 752 758 771 798 855 876 878 907 913 930 96660622 1,385 1,448 1,500 1,653 1,691 1,716 1,788 1,904 1,921 1,973 2,060 2,107 2,160 2,395 2,502 2,575 2,536 2,471 2,429 2,45160624 333 333 319 343 352 356 360 363 340 346 345 348 363 410 418 407 418 435 440 44560644 296 266 264 295 284 282 290 304 295 290 282 282 285 318 340 351 363 387 395 41460651 414 401 396 461 456 457 451 437 429 428 442 438 446 471 496 509 532 560 587 605

NORTHWEST DISTRICT 6,760 6,707 6,819 7,304 7,381 7,441 7,451 7,519 7,420 7,386 7,427 7,510 7,622 8,047 8,340 8,409 8,628 8,673 8,766 8,91960630 923 899 943 990 1,029 1,063 1,096 1,083 1,065 1,064 1,063 1,079 1,101 1,159 1,221 1,244 1,275 1,287 1,294 1,30060631 864 873 877 900 935 955 922 968 970 985 1,007 1,035 1,040 1,101 1,119 1,120 1,125 1,129 1,104 1,10860634 1,000 991 1,028 1,110 1,126 1,156 1,179 1,228 1,234 1,264 1,265 1,302 1,360 1,462 1,530 1,582 1,632 1,631 1,670 1,67760635 422 410 412 430 400 369 334 294 251 232 215 204 190 205 226 227 249 258 267 28260639 1,044 1,040 1,053 1,124 1,123 1,116 1,115 1,106 1,088 1,076 1,082 1,078 1,091 1,147 1,172 1,153 1,195 1,204 1,229 1,28560641 1,108 1,092 1,120 1,234 1,226 1,225 1,223 1,252 1,236 1,232 1,255 1,267 1,272 1,330 1,380 1,385 1,420 1,440 1,445 1,48560646 851 868 839 909 898 930 936 945 963 939 942 929 946 984 1,015 1,002 1,031 1,007 1,023 1,03060648* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *60656 461 454 462 489 486 499 526 528 504 486 482 490 501 539 552 568 576 584 600 610

O'HARE 87 80 85 104 110 128 120 115 109 108 116 126 121 120 125 128 125 133 134 142

FAR SOUTH DISTRICT 3,962 3,885 3,870 4,316 4,183 4,177 4,102 3,965 3,731 3,741 3,783 3,705 3,756 3,997 4,126 4,068 4,184 4,325 4,415 4,50360617 709 713 685 755 735 740 750 723 689 682 687 692 691 732 764 750 765 796 815 81660619 621 593 569 634 595 583 577 561 543 529 558 555 567 613 638 631 645 671 706 71960620 575 552 574 647 627 609 575 562 514 530 526 532 553 601 620 613 627 637 639 66660627 58 55 46 57 52 45 45 46 42 41 40 33 33 35 35 19 16 13 13 960628 525 517 520 588 572 554 536 513 483 490 500 492 505 539 546 533 561 584 600 62360633 125 122 131 141 133 145 155 152 142 143 148 139 132 150 153 149 154 156 149 14960643 684 680 691 737 708 730 715 683 631 638 634 588 596 605 614 618 649 685 711 71960649 380 367 366 433 434 432 417 400 374 370 366 340 355 371 389 390 414 432 436 45160655 285 286 288 324 327 339 332 325 313 318 324 334 324 351 367 365 353 351 346 351

SOUTHWEST DISTRICT 3,651 3,627 3,685 3,889 3,828 3,835 3,814 3,810 3,682 3,652 3,700 3,774 3,826 4,046 4,190 4,199 4,247 4,352 4,395 4,56760623 609 623 631 702 694 708 709 725 714 709 728 735 748 785 811 798 815 851 866 90560629 752 753 758 806 791 786 755 745 700 682 689 711 727 779 800 791 820 841 853 90160632 975 946 942 998 999 1,003 1,001 1,016 985 995 1,002 1,024 1,022 1,085 1,133 1,145 1,167 1,193 1,191 1,23160638 801 808 831 846 826 822 829 834 832 827 863 881 906 945 968 989 979 988 1,005 1,03660652 514 497 523 537 518 516 520 490 451 439 418 423 423 452 478 476 466 479 480 494

CHICAGO UNCLASSIFIED 206 171 144 134 135 152 176 207 169 184 191 170 182 202 216 245 249 240 228 233

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